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Westfield clerk claims office raided Computers confiscated by IT after July 26 council meeting The REPORTER members the soft- Westfield Clerk Treasur- ware, known as Be- er Cindy Gossard spoke to yondTrust, placed on Attorney representing the city council at its July her computers by the 26 meeting, updating them city’s IT department Westfield claims theft on alleged spyware found was originally dis- on her office’s computers covered in June, and last month. Less than three that she was “deeply allegations ‘trumped-up’ hours later, city IT personnel concerned” as to who Editor’s note: After West- As you no doubt know, confiscated several laptop had access to city fi- field Clerk Treasurer Cindy Chris Larsen stopped an ac- computers from the Clerk’s nancial and employee Gossard filed a report with tive cyber security breach at Office, then sent an email to records. Gossard also the Hamilton County Sher- the Clerk’s office last night. Gossard about the confisca- told council members iff about laptop computers He observed laptops running tion. Gossard has since filed Sheriff’s Department. the user could poten- taken from her office late on a then-unknown software. He a report with sheriff’s department According to the Sheriff’s De- tially change data in a way that it the night of July 26, the fol- also observed that city lap- about the missing computers. partment, “On July 27th, 2021, would appear as if her office made lowing letter was sent from tops were dismantled, with Gossard says shortly after the the Hamilton County Sheriff’s the changes. Blake J. Burgan, an attor- the hard drives removed. With presentation her office was “raid- Office opened an investigation In June, Westfield Mayor Andy ney representing the City of all of the sensitive informa- ed” and computers belonging to with the City of Westfield. The Cook said, “The BeyondTrust Westfield, to Gossard and tion on the city’s systems, the city and a private forensic IT investigation is still ongoing, and software (or predecessor) is a pro- her attorney, William Web- including financial infor- company, hired by Gossard, were no information is being released at gram that the Clerk is well aware ster, the following day. mation, confidential vendor confiscated by city officials. The this time.” of and has used dozens of times. incident prompted Gossard to file During the Monday night See Attorney’s Letter . . . Page A12 a report with the Hamilton County council update, Gossard told See Westfield . . . Page A12 Heights summer literacy program Susan Ferguson steps down as continues thanks to Duke Energy grant director of Prevail The REPORTER The REPORTER Hamilton Heights Ele- mentary School’s (HHES) Susan Ferguson, executive director of Jumpstart program kicked off Prevail, which serves victims of crime and July 19 thanks to a generous abuse, has announced her departure from grant of $10,000 from Duke the organization. Energy. “It has been a The summer literacy pro- pleasure to serve as gram, started in 2017, is de- Prevail’s Executive signed for Heights elementary Director for the past students who can benefit from eight years,” Ferguson an early start with reading and said. “This experience social-emotional learning. has provided endless This year’s Jumpstart Pro- opportunities for program will focus on first-grade fessional and personal students going into second development. I have Ferguson grade. A maximum of 30 stu- enjoyed working for dents can participate in this the agency and appreciate the support pro- interactive summer Jumpstart vided to me during my tenure.” Program that will be conduct- Ferguson is leaving Prevail to enjoy ed for three hours daily for 10 Photo provided personal time and explore opportunities. days prior to the start of the Present for the check presentation by Mark LaBarr, Duke Energy Community Prevail Board Chair Liz Tate said, “We school on Aug. 5. Relations Manager were (from left) HHES Principal Julie Griffey, HHES Counselor want to thank Susan for her service and many “This program has made Nikki Wert, LaBarr, and HHES Instructional Coach Kathleen Davidson. contributions to Prevail. This is a highly de- a measurable difference in Hamilton Heights Elementa- program for the start of a new port and commitment to manding job and her commitment to Prevail helping students to be more ry School Principal. “We are school year.” our summer literacy and for eight years is extraordinary. Additionally, prepared for the start of the very thankful for Duke En- “We are extremely grate- we are coming out of a trying time for all new year,” said Julie Griffey, ergy’s support of this special ful for Duke Energy’s sup- See Literacy . . . Page A2 nonprofits, and we are so fortunate that Su- san’s work has positioned us for a healthy future. We wish her continued success.” A search will begin immediately for a new executive director. A plan is in place Sheridan Rotarians discuss restoring, to ensure stability for both clients and employees during the transition. It was recently announced that Prevail moving old Monon depot back to town had secured a partnership with Hamilton The REPORTER County to begin the design of a first-of-its- Sheridan Rotary had an in- kind, 20,000 square-foot family shelter for teresting program recently con- victims of violence. cerning restoration of the old This year, Prevail celebrates 35 years Sheridan Monon train depot with a Celebration of HOPE presented by and moving it back into town. Hare. The gala is set for Saturday, Aug. The depot was purchased by 21 at the Renaissance North Hotel and is Jim Kinkead back in the 1970s currently SOLD OUT. At the gala, Prevail after the Monon line was aban- co-founders Beth Gehlhausen and Hamil- doned, and then dismantled and ton County Council member Steve Nation reassembled on his property will be honored. along State Road 47 a couple About Prevail, Inc. of miles west of Sheridan. The Prevail, Inc. is committed to offering Kinkead family would like to crisis intervention and restorative support donate it back to the Sheridan services for adult, adolescent and child sur- community and the Sheridan vivors of crime and abuse, free of charge, in Historical Society is cooperating a confidential, supportive, non-judgmental with the Town of Sheridan to try environment that is meant to empower, ed- to relocate and restore the Depot ucate, and strengthen those we serve. Since back inside the town limits. 1986, Prevail has assisted more than 50,000 Historical Society vice pres- Art provided victims of violent crimes in putting the piec- ident and Rotary member Steve This print made by Clovis Rudd shows the Sheridan Monon Depot in its heyday. es of their lives back together. In 2020, Pre- Martin gave a presentation out- can imagine, there were lots of torical Society is seeking com- renovations to be undertaken. vail provided programs and services to al- lining the status of the depot comments and questions from munity input regarding locations The Historical Society will most 4,000 survivors. Visit PrevailInc.org building and preliminary plans club members, and that was for the depot, eventual use of the to learn more. You can reach Prevail’s to bring it back to town. As you good because at present the His- building and the extent of any See Depot . . . Page A13 24-Hour Crisis Line at (317) 776-3472. Book controversy invades school board meeting HSE board calls recess, suspends all public comments during last week’s meeting The REPORTER der of the night. During the meeting, Pritchett said tee be someone focused on finding At last Wednesday’s meeting of The HSE school board had chosen this person will be not be an appoint- books that “meet the needs and val- the Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) to take public comments with each ment voted on by the entire board, but ues of the community.” Board of School Trustees, a discus- agenda item as it came up, rather than will be “someone appointed by the Shannon Fields, in her time at the sion about the upcoming appoint- have a separate time exclusively for board president.” microphone, wanted to address specific ment to the Hamilton East Public comments from those in attendance. Only four citizens were given the books found on library shelves and was Library Board of Trustees sparked The controversial issue was the opportunity to speak Wednesday eve- told by Pritchett, “That’s not about the enough controversy that the board upcoming appointment by HSE Board ning. appointee, we are talking the specific took a recess and suspended all fur- President Janet Pritchett on Aug. 11 to Tiffany Eggers spoke briefly to ther public comments for the remain- the Library Board. the board, asking the that appoin- See Controversy . . . Page A13 Pritchett A2 News Week of Aug. 2, 2021 Plans set for Checking it off the bucket list accepting Noblesville family to run in New York City Marathon By STU CLAMPITT was that my husband would COVID relief ReadTheReporter.com run with him. It just took off from there. He started doing Jamie and Amy Shinneman 5ks, then half marathons, then applications met at Noblesville High School marathons, and now we are in 1989. Amy was born with an running together.” By FRED SWIFT undiagnosed neuromuscular The 50th running of the ReadTheReporter.com disease that causes very weak New York City Marathon is muscles and affects her ability set for Nov. 7, 2021 with only Eligible businesses, non-profit commu- to walk. A rare form of Muscu- 33,000 runners instead of the nity assistance organizations and agencies lar Dystrophy called Bethlem usual 55,000. With a reduced of county government will likely be able Myopathy means that she has field of runners this year, get- to apply for COVID relief funds in August. never had the opportunity to ting a spot in the world’s most The exact date must await a distribution run in her life. famous marathon means even and application plan approved by county Nonetheless, this Novem- more. The Shinnemans know commissioners on Aug. 9 and creation of a ber, Amy and Jamie will par- there is a possibility that this county website for applicants to use. ticipate together in the famed year’s marathon will be can- Nearly $63 million in federally granted New York City Marathon. celed, as last year’s was, due to funds will be available, but businesses and The Reporter spoke to Amy COVID-19. organizations must document lost revenue and Jamie about checking the “The New York City Mara- that can be attributed to the pandemic. New York City Marathon off thon is notoriously hard to get County commissioners, representatives their bucket list. into and we entered a lottery of the county council, and county auditor's “I am an ambassador for this time,” Amy told The Re- office met Tuesday to review their plan for the MDA [Muscular Dystro- porter. “Since we are running proceeding with the distribution. On the phy Association],” Amy said. for the MDA, that’s how my surface the plan to proceed is simple, but a “I was the Indiana State Am- son got in too because he is detailed written plan must be submitted to bassador and I am also an ad- going to be raising money for the U.S. Treasury Department following lo- vocate for them. I do a lot of the MDA. They only allow a cal approval. work for them and I also write very small number of these duo Officials are not yet certain when an a blog, so I stay very busy.” bikes in these marathons. We application website can be prepared, but In October 2019, the will just have to take it day by it will get immediate attention from the Shinnemans completed the day and follow whatever pre- county's ISS, central computer department, Chicago Marathon in a duo cautions they are going to have according to Grants Administrator Todd bike chair, which is how they Photo provided there. I feel like New York is Clevenger. will enter the New York mara- Luke, Jamie and Amy Shinneman are planning to run in not going to do it if it is not th The county earlier granted about $3 mil- thon this year. the 50 New York City Marathon thanks to this duo chair. going to be a safe environment lion of the relief money to essential employ- “We did the Chicago mara- said. “Amy and I got a covet- Noblesville High School who for everyone.” ees who worked at-risk last year. thon in 2019 and we had plans ed spot in the 50th New York runs both cross country and If you would like to support The spending of the remaining money to do other things, but then of City Marathon in November track, and he is the reason his the Shinneman’s fund raising will be determined over the next two years. course COVID hit, so the only as a duo team. This is one of parents are now marathoners. efforts for the MDA and their Guidelines in federal legislation must be other long one we have done our bucket list marathons to “My husband was a soccer upcoming marathon run, you followed and are bound to bring some was the Chicago Virtual Half run together, and can be hard player, but he was never really can donate online at tinyurl. questions on eligibility, but certain rules Marathon this spring,” Amy to get into, so needless to say a runner,” Amy said. “Our son, com/5y9uxamf. are clear. told The Reporter. “This is a we are over the moon. We will Luke, who is doing the mara- To follow their journey No funds shall go toward capital proj- big bucket list item for us to do be running again with MDA’s thon with us, started running to the marathon, you can vis- ects and no individuals are eligible to re- together.” Team Momentum and rais- when he was eight. He was a it Amy Shinneman’s Face- ceive funds. As a significant bonus, one ing funds for the fight against distance runner at that young book page, facebook.com/ Cities and towns received their own of their two sons, Luke, will be neuromuscular disease. The of an age. He just had a nat- amy.l.shinneman, where she grants in addition to the county's $65.5 mil- joining the couple on their run. icing on the cake is that Luke ural ability for it. He’d want documents and posts videos lion. But, the county funds can apparently “We’re all set to partici- is joining our team for this ex- to do these really long runs of their training runs. You can be granted to eligible businesses and orga- pate in our second marathon citing race.” and we didn’t want him go- also follow her on Instagram at nizations countywide that can prove reve- together,” Jamie Shinneman Their son Luke is a senior at ing by himself, so the solution instagram.com/ashinneman. nue losses due to the pandemic. Literacy Thanks for reading from Page A1 social-emotional efforts strong partner to Hamilton tion is a huge part of student to be highly effective. Duke at the elementary school,” Heights through its ongoing success,” said Mark LaBarr, Energy is honored to do its The REPORTER! said Dr. Derek Arrowood, commitment to this invalu- Duke Energy Community Re- part to help support the jour- For more news, visit Hamilton Heights School able literacy program since its lations Manager. “This time ney of tomorrow through lit- Corporation Superintendent. inception.” for students’ reacclimating to eracy programs like Jumpstart ReadTheReporter.com “Duke Energy has been a “Student-teacher connec- school routines have proven at Hamilton Heights today.”

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We identified at Atlanta’s New Earth Festival Spring 2022, pe- some seemingly The REPORTER opportunity for sponsors the Hamilton County TV $300 sponsorship destrians will ac- small areas that The Atlanta New Earth to get their message out webcasts, display areas set readthereporter.com/Pub- cess the trail via allowed us to Festival took a pandem- to crowds from Hamilton aside for your company’s lic_Files/New-Earth-2021- the tunnel to pro- greatly speed up ic hiatus in 2020, but it is County as well as festival promotional use and park- Sponsorship-300.pdf vide safe passage the project and back for 2021. goers from all of Indiana ing passes if you want to at- $350 sponsorship beneath 116th through the hard The population of At- and surrounding states. tend the festival in person. readthereporter.com/Pub- Street. Fadness work of all in- lanta is approximately Sponsorship oppor- Sponsorship agree- lic_Files/New-Earth-2021- 116th Street volved, we man- 750, but this little north- tunities are still available ments listing all the bene- Sponsorship-350.pdf from east of Municipal aged to pull it off. There is ern Hamilton County town and come with a long list fits you could receive are Just download and fill Drive to west of Maple still a lot of work ahead of sees 70,000 to 100,000 vis- of perks at $100, $300 and available at the following out the form, then return it Street has been closed us to finish this showpiece itors at the annual Atlanta $350 level. Some of those links: to the Town of Atlanta at since June 1 for tunnel in downtown Fishers, but New Earth Festival, which benefits include links to $100 sponsorship P.O. Box 133, Atlanta, IN construction. The reopen- we are excited to hit this has been going on for well your website, name recog- readthereporter.com/Pub- 46031. ing was scheduled for Aug. milestone early.” over 40 years. nitions during stage per- lic_Files/New-Earth-2021- This year’s festival will 1, but despite the nearly re- Construction in the area This presents a huge formances, recognition on Sponsorship-100.pdf be held on Sept. 25 and 26. cord rainfalls the past two related to the downtown months, the project moved development projects will ahead of schedule and impact the roadway at var- 116th Street reopened to ious times in August and Teams still needed for Noblesville Lions a single lane of traffic two September. Beginning the weeks early on July 17. week of Aug. 9, lane re- “I’m incredibly proud strictions will be in effect dodgeball and cornhole tournaments of our Engineering team on 116th Street for final The REPORTER The dodgeball competition will re- nament champs in both dodgeball and and Meyer Najem Con- asphalt surface placement The Noblesville Lions Club's quire the best two out of three games cornhole will receive embroidered struction for completing at the Nickel Plate Trail. Dodgeball and Cornhole Tournament to advance to the next bracket. The baseball caps and the runners-up will this project so quickly so Access to Fishers Center will be conducted on Saturday, Sept. cornhole competition will require one receive medals. we could ease the impact on Drive from 116th Street 11 at the Ivy Tech Gym, 300 N. 17th game victory to advance to the next Because of COVID-19 screening, our community,” said Fish- will be closed for gas line St., Noblesville. The starting time will bracket. everyone is required to enter through ers Mayor Scott Fadness. relocation from 9 a.m. and be at 11 a.m. with waiver signing, The entry donation is $25 per team the north entrance of the gym. A mask “Their detailed planning 3 p.m. and tie-in work the tournament bracket assignment, and in the cornhole competition and $35 will be required for those who have and coordination were key weeks of Aug. 9 and Sept. rules meetings. The tournament com- per team in the dodgeball competi- not been vaccinated. to the efficient completion 6. Access to Municipal petition will begin around noon. tion. The entry donation is completely Teams interested in more informa- of this project, and I look Drive from Lantern Road The tournament will be a double refundable up to 10 days before the tion or wanting to enter competition forward to debuting the tun- will be closed the week of elimination format with two dodge- tournament. should text or call any of the follow- nel and downtown portion Aug. 30 between 9 a.m. ball leagues and two cornhole leagues. The two league winners in corn- ing Lions: of the trail to our residents and 3 p.m. for additional There will be a maximum of 10 teams hole will play each other for the tour- • Steve Shaw: (317) 727-1771 next spring.” gas line relocation. Detour in each league with a potential of 40 nament championship. Dodgeball will • Larry Jacobi: (317) 508-0571 “From day one, Meyer routes will be publicized teams in total. have two leagues, one recreational • Jerry Graham: (317) 435-4752 Najem has been commit- ahead of those closures. A dodgeball team will have six ac- for the not so serious players, and • Rollin Cutter: (317) 773-5363 ted to improvement, and More information tive players with two optional players one competitive for the serious play- • Mark Bachar: (317) 439-5457 our schedule is no excep- about the Nickel Plate as substitutes or retrievers. The corn- ers. The two leagues in dodgeball • Steve Stage: (765) 744-4131 tion,” said Meyer Najem Trail project is available at hole teams will be two-person teams. will remain separate with tournament • Jeff Kozicki: (765) 481-0822 Construction’s Senior Proj- playfishers.com/Nickel- All teams may be co-ed. champions in both leagues. The tour- • Stephen Craig: (317) 850-6651 ect Manager Matt Shultz. PlateTrail.

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The program is free, but registration is required. To register, visit riverview.org/classes or call 317.776.7999. Attendees must wear masks. A4 News Week of Aug. 2, 2021 County receives $32M in Cicero/Jackson Township first round of ARP funding Plan Commission Committee reviewing how to spend funds The REPORTER and recovery to ing funds toward The Cicero Plan Commission has an Hamilton County has the COVID-19 projects that will opening for a Plan Director. a plan in place to invest pandemic and address health its share of the $1.9 tril- address the neg- disparities, in- For a complete list of duties and job lion American Rescue ative economic crease diversity, application, please see the town’s Plan Act (ARPA) funding. impact, supple- and also create website at The county will receive ment government a sustainable fi- $65,555,152 in two pay- revenue to the nancial future ments. The first of which, extent of loss for for the county. www.ciceroin.org roughly $32 million, has the purpose of The committee Applications will be accepted through already been received; with providing public Heirbrandt is also looking at Friday August 13th. the second payment set to services, invest areas where there arrive in June 2022. in water, sewer could be com- Please send application and resume to: Unlike the CARES Act and broadband bined investment Dan Strong funding, the county has un- infrastructure, on specific issues 331 E Jackson St. til 2026 to invest the ARPA and provide pre- that overlap with funds. ARPA also has a mium pay for cities and towns P.O. Box 650 spending provision that essential workers within the coun- Cicero, IN 46034 gives local governments during the pan- ty and providing more flexibility in how they demic. relief to small or spend the funds. In the most businesses and [email protected] An ARPA Committee, recent ARPA Maki not for profit -or made up of County Com- committee meeting a pre- ganizations. missioners, County Coun- liminary investment plan “The committee will cil members, the County for the allocation of ARPA establish a grant program, Auditor, the County attor- funding was presented. The with an online applica- ney and staff members, plan outlines five key areas tion portal, through which is reviewing and making for the investment of the organizations can apply Employment Opportunity recommendations on how funding: to receive funding,” ex- the ARPA funds will be in- 1. Revenue reduction plained County Council- Sheridan Street Department vested. recovery woman Sue Maki. “We has an immediate full-time position available. “We want to reassure 2. Water/sewer infra- are working hard to get the You may pick up a job description and application at our residents that our desire structure portal functional so that and goal is to effectively 3. Broadband deploy- we can help the organiza- and efficiently administer ment tions that have been strug- Sheridan Town Hall the ARPA funds, making 4. Economic develop- gling and take care of our sure we are doing right by ment/relief community.” 506 South Main Street and taking care of our com- 5. Reserve for contin- The final investment munity,” said Mark Heir- gencies plan will be presented at the Sheridan, IN 46069 brandt, President of the The committee’s prima- next Commissioners’ meet- or mail your Resume to the same address. Board of Commissioners. ry goal is to review all po- ing on Monday, Aug. 9 for The federal government tential areas of investment approval. Once the plan is The deadline to apply is has outlined specific allow- with an eye on the county’s approved, it will be pub- able uses for the funding. strategic plan, specifically lished on the ARPA Com- Friday, August 20, 2021, by The funds can be used to the part about investing in mittee’s webpage located support ongoing response equity. This means target- on the county website. 4:00 p.m. HCLA selects Class of 2022 No calls please. Beth Gehlhausen named Curriculum Dean Equal Employment Opportunity Employer The REPORTER ambassador for For additional The Hamilton Coun- the program in information about Participates in E-Verify ty Leadership Academy the community the program, con- (HCLA) has selected 33 in- and collaborates tact Andrea Mar- with the HCLA ley at amarley@ dividuals who live or work PRODUCTIVE FARMLAND in Hamilton County to take Executive Direc- HCLA.net or +/- total part in its 11-month com- tor and Board of (317) 650-3975. 26.02 acres munity leadership program. Directors on an MADISON TWP | TIPTON CO About Hamilton 23.99+/- Tillable Acres HCLA connects communi- ongoing basis. Co. Leadership ty leaders to issues, causes, “This year we Academy Gehlhausen and opportunities. After had a tremendous The Hamilton completing the program, pool of talent apply to the County Leadership Acade- Absolute graduates are prepared to program. Our new class has my helps leaders connect assume active roles in ad- a clear desire to learn, con- to their communities so dressing critical issues fac- nect, and lead,” said Exec- they can make a difference. ing Hamilton County. utive Director Andrea Mar- Everything the organiza- This year, Beth Gehl- ley. “Our board and staff tion does is tied to one of uctionuction hausen, executive direc- are now tasked to create a their three pillars: Learn, AA st August 31 , 6:30 pm EST tor of Meals on Wheels of framework for calculated connect and lead. The core Hamilton County and a strategic growth. This is tru- program and related cur- 1994 HCLA graduate, will ly an exciting time for our riculum helps participants TIPTON CO. FAIRGROUNDS - 4H BUILDING organization.” lead the class as Curriculum gain a deeper knowledge 1200 South Main Street, Tipton, IN Dean. HCLA classes meet and understanding of Ham- “I am excited to be part monthly from August ilton County. Its 30-year of this vibrant organization through June. The program history in the communi- PROPERTY LOCATION: and its unquestionable im- touches on a variety of top- ty and about 800 alumni Located Southeast of Tipton on SR 213 and CR 400 S pact on the Hamilton Coun- ics, including Government, provide meaningful con- ty community,” Gehlhausen Public Safety, Education, nections throughout the said. “As a graduate and Business, and Arts and county. A commitment to past board member, I am Culture. Participants will leading in the community Contact Ken, today! aware of the unique oppor- hear from more than 100 challenges participants and tunity afforded to each class community, nonprofit and alumni to seek out issues, Ken Ziegler: 317.385.2736 800.424.2324 | halderman.com member, … delving into business leaders throughout causes, and projects that Hamilton County history, Hamilton County. will help to make Hamilton Auctioneer: Ken Ziegler IN Auct. Lic. #AU01034698, HRES IN Auct. Lic. #AC69200019, OWNER: ROGER & JANE CAREY, HLS#KEZ-12654 discovering more about lo- About 800 community County an amazing place cal government and busi- leaders have gone through to live, work and play. ness, and exploring many the HCLA program since it other local topics over the was founded in 1991. Last POTENTIAL BUILDING SITE . GOOD FARMLAND . HOME next several months. I am month, the organization Hamilton looking forward to meet- honored 30 of its graduates rd, EST ing and learning with this who have made a signifi- AUGUST 23 6:30 pm phenomenal group of class cant impact on Hamilton County members!” County. Gehlhausen was eporter The dean, who provides among those Impact Award R meaningful insight and ex- winners. USPS 22200 pertise to class members For more information, Volume 2021, Issue 8.2 throughout the year, is an visit hcla.net. 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— Noblesville — — Noblesville — — Sheriff Sales — CITY OF NOBLESVILLE NOBLESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received: Notice is hereby given that the Noblesville Redevelopment Commission Superior Court 2 of Hamilton County. Indiana, in Cause No. 29D02-2103- By / At: City of Noblesville, Indiana (“Commission”) will hold a public hearing at 9:00 a.m. on August 12, 2021 MF-002167, wherein Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance. Inc. was Plaintiff, and Office of the Clerk in the Common Council Chambers (B205), City Hall, 16 South 10th Street, Unknown Heirs of Thomas M. Booker (in rem). Unknown Heirs of Tonya L. 16 S. 10th Street Noblesville, Indiana. Booker fin rem) and Treasurer of Hamilton County, were Defendants, requiring Noblesville, Indiana 46060 The purpose of the public hearing is to consider the appropriation of an me to make the sum as provided for in the Default Judgment and Entry of Decree Project: Herriman Boulevard Extension – Phase IV amount not to exceed $18,585,000 from the proceeds of the Commission’s of Foreclosure, with interest and cost, I will expose at public sale to the highest EN-219 Redevelopment District Bond Anticipation Notes of 2021, to be issued in bidder, on the 2nd day of September, 2021, at the hour 12:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Until: 9:00 A.M., local time, Tuesday, August 10, 2021 anticipation of the Commission’s Redevelopment District Bonds of ____[, Series as soon thereafter as is possible, at 18100 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, Indiana Receipt of Bids: Bids received after the stated time will be returned unopened. ___]” (to be completed with the year in which issued and series designation, 46060, the fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Hamilton County, Bids are to be submitted on the Bid Form as provided in the Project Manual and if any), in an amount not to exceed $56,000,000, and all investment earnings Indiana: on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form No. 96 (revised 2013) as required by thereon, to pay the costs of the construction and reconstruction of Pleasant Street PARCEL 1: the statutes of the State of Indiana. Bidders shall submit financial data, statement Corridor from SR 37 to SR 32 at the intersection of Hague Road, including any A part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 22, Township 20 North, Range of experience, proposed plan for performing the Work and the equipment the and all bridge improvements, together with all necessary appurtenances, related 3 East, located In Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, being more Bidder has available for the performance of the Work, along with a properly improvements and equipment, in, serving or benefiting the Hazel Dell Economic specifically described as follows: signed Affidavit of Non-Collusion as required by Form No. 96. Bids shall be Development Area and payment of issuance expenses. Commencing at the Northeast comer of the Northwest Quarter of Section submitted in a sealed envelope, marked with the name and address of the Bidder, The foregoing appropriation is in addition to all appropriations provided for in 22, Township 20 North, Range 3 East; thence South 00 degrees, 02 minutes and clearly identified: the existing budget and tax levy. Taxpayers of the Noblesville Redevelopment 31 seconds East (assumed bearing) 1160.03 feet on and along the East line SEALED BID: Herriman Boulevard Extension – Phase IV District appearing at the meeting shall have the right to be heard with respect to of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 88 degrees 42 minutes 45 seconds Bid Opening: Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud by the City of this additional appropriation. West 266.51 feet parallel with the Second Course of a 115.16 acre tract of Noblesville at the Council Chambers, Noblesville, Indiana 46060, at 9:00 AM, Dated this 2nd day of August, 2021. land described in Deed Record 286, pages 117-118 in the records of Hamilton local time, Tuesday, August 10, 2021. NOBLESVILLE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION County, Indiana, to the POINT OF BEGINNING of this description; thence Pre-Bid Meeting: Not applicable RL4744 8/2/21 South 88 degrees 42 minutes 45 seconds West 133.26 feet parallel with the Qualification of Bidders: Bidder, or Sub-Contractor performing work type, second course of said 115.16 acre description; thence North 00 degrees must be on the most current Indiana Department of Transportation Pre-Qualified CITY OF NOBLESVILLE 02 minutes 31 seconds West 326,97 feet parallel with the East line of said Contractors list at the date of the Bid Opening for the types of work involved NOTICE TO BIDDERS Northwest Quarter; thence North 88 degrees 42 minutes 45 seconds East with this project, including, but not limited to “Light Grading C (b)”, “Surface Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received: 133.26 feet parallel with the second course of said 115.16 acre description; Masonry and Misc. Concrete E(f)” “Placing Asphalt Pavement E (b)”, and By / At: City of Noblesville, Indiana thence South 00 degrees 02 minutes 31 seconds East 326,97 feet parallel with “Traffic Control: Pavement Markings E (g)”. Office of the Clerk the East line of said Northwest Quarter to the POINT OF BEGINNING, The Work: The Work shall be completed by certified / qualified Contractor(s) 16 S. 10th Street TOGETHER WITH and Subcontractor(s) for the Project all as required by the Bidding Documents Noblesville, Indiana 46060 An Easement for Ingress and Egress being 50.00 feet in width (25.00 feet which have been assembled into a bound Project Manual and consists of: Project: 2021 Street Rehabilitation – Contract IV measured at right angles from both sides of the following described center Base bid for which proposals are to be received is for the construction of EN-341-07 line): approximately 500 linear feet of new asphalt roadway including storm sewer and Until: 9:00 A.M., local time, Tuesday, August 10, 2021 BEGINNING at a point on the East line of the Northwest Quarter of concrete curb. Receipt of Bids: Bids received after the stated time will be returned unopened. Section 22, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, said Point of Beginning being Contract Award: Any Bid may be withdrawn prior to the deadline for receipt Bids are to be submitted on the Proposal as provided in the Project Manual and South 00 degrees 02 minutes 31 seconds East (assumed bearing) 1160,03 of Bids, but no Bidder shall withdraw its Bid within sixty (60) days after the on Indiana State Board of Accounts Form No. 96 (revised 2013) as required by feet from the Northeast corner of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 88 opening of the Bids. If a contract is awarded, it will be to the “lowest responsible the statutes of the State of Indiana. Bidders shall submit financial data, statement degrees 42 minutes 45 seconds West 1066,03 feet parallel with the second and responsive bidder” in accordance with Indiana Code 36-1-12-1 et seq. The of experience, proposed plan for performing the Work and the equipment the course of a 115.16 acre tract of land described in Deed Record 286, pages Owner, however, reserves the right to reject and/or cancel any and all Bids, Bidder has available for the performance of the Work, along with a properly 117-118 in the records of Hamilton County, Indiana, to the terminus point of solicitations and/or offers in whole or in part as specified in the solicitation signed Affidavit of Non-Collusion as required by Form No. 96. Bids shall be this center line description, said terminus point also being the radius point of when it is not in the best interests of the Owner, and waive any informalities, submitted in a sealed envelope, marked with the name and address of the Bidder, a 50.00 foot radius (cul-de-sac) said 50.00 foot radius (cul-de-sac) being part discrepancies, omissions, variances, or irregularities in bids received in its sole and clearly identified: of this easement. discretion. The Bid Bonds and certified checks of unsuccessful bidders will be SEALED BID: 2021 Street Rehabilitation – Contract IV AND ALSO: returned upon selection of the successful Bidder, execution of the Agreement, Bid Opening: Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud by the City of PARCEL II and provision of the required Performance and Payment Bonds and Certificate of Noblesville at the Council Chambers, Noblesville, Indiana 46060, at 9:00 A.M, A part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 22, Township 20 North, Range Insurance. local time, Tuesday, August 10, 2021. 3 East, located in Adams Township, Hamilton County, Indiana, being more Bid Documents: Copies of the Specifications and Contract Documents may Pre-Bid Meeting: Not applicable. specifically described as follows: be obtained on or after July 26, 2021. Interested Bidders may obtain electronic Qualification of Bidders: Bidder, or Sub-Contractor performing work type, BEGINNING at a point on the East line of the Northwest Quarter of Bidding Documents by sending an email to [email protected] must be on the most current Indiana Department of Transportation Pre-Qualified Section 22, Township 20 North, Range 3 East, said Point of Beginning and [email protected] requesting instructions to download project Contractors list at the date of the Bid Opening for the types of work involved being South 00 degrees 02 minutes 31 seconds East (assumed bearing) documents. with this project, including, but not limited to “Placing Asphalt Pavement”, 1160.03 feet from the Northeast corner of said Northwest Quarter; thence Submit all bid questions in writing to City of Noblesville – Engineering “Asphalt Pavement Milling”, “Traffic Control: Pavement Markings”, and South 88 degrees 42 minutes 45 seconds West 266.51 feet parallel with the Department prior to 12:00PM, local time on August 5, 2021. Questions will only “Surface Masonry and Misc. Concrete”. second course of a 115.16 acre tract of land described in Deed Record 286, be accepted from firms on the official Plan Holders list. A written response will The Work: The Work shall be completed by certified / qualified Contractor(s) pages 117-118 in the records of Hamilton County, Indiana; thence North be emailed to the address on the official Plan Holder’s list that is required to be and Subcontractor(s) for the Project all as required by the Bidding Documents 00 degrees 02 minutes 31 seconds West 163.48 feet parallel with the East completed at the time the plans are purchased. No questions will be answered by which have been assembled into a bound Project Manual and consists of: line of said Northwest Quarter; thence North 89 degrees 42 minutes 45 telephone. The contact person for questions is: Base bid work for which proposals are to be received is for the seconds East 266.51 feet parallel with the second course of said 115,16 acre Andrew Rodewald, PE construction of approximately 430 tons of full depth patching, 15700 description to the East line of said Northwest Quarter; thence South 00 City of Noblesville – Department of Engineering square yards of surface pavement milling, 2520 tons of HMA surface, degrees 02 minutes 31 seconds East 163.48 feet on and along the East line of Email: [email protected] 760 tons of wedge and level, 29000 linear feet of pavement striping, 30 said Northwest Quarter to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Carbon Copy Question To: square yards of ADA ramp replacement, 200 square yards of sidewalk Subject to any and all easements, restrictions and/or protective covenants of Spencer Cooper replacement, and 27 linear feet of culvert replacement. Alternate bid public record which may apply to the above property. City of Noblesville – Department of Engineering work for which proposals are to be received is for the construction of Commonly known as 26370 Six Points Road N„ Sheridan, Indiana 46069 Email: [email protected] approximately 40 tons of full depth patching, 4500 square yards of surface Parcel # 29-01-22-001-030.000-001 Bid Documents – Review: pavement milling, 385 tons of HMA surface, 130 tons of wedge and level, Parcel #29-01-22-001-028.000-001 Construction will be in accordance with the Bidding Documents, which may be 4450 linear feet of pavement striping, and 180 square yards of decorative Together with rents, issues, income, and profits thereof, said sale will be made viewed at the following location, as well as local plan rooms: HMA crosswalk replacement. without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. 1. City of Noblesville – Department of Engineering Contract Award: Any Bid may be withdrawn prior to the deadline for receipt “Subject to all liens, encumbrances and easements of record not otherwise a. 16 S 10th Street, Noblesville, IN 46060 of Bids, but no Bidder shall withdraw its Bid within sixty (60) days after the extinguished in the proceedings known as Cause 29D02-2103-MF-002167 in the Bidders shall assure that they have obtained complete sets of Bidding opening of the Bids. If a contract is awarded, it will be to the “lowest responsible Superior Court 2 of the County of Hamilton. Indiana.” Documents and the Project Manual and shall assume the risk of any errors or and responsive bidder” in accordance with Indiana Code 36-1-12-1 et seq. The Dennis J. Quakenbush II omissions in Bids prepared in reliance on incomplete sets of Bidding Documents Owner, however, reserves the right to reject and/or cancel any and all Bids, Hamilton County Sheriff or Project Manual. Bids must be submitted on the forms contained in the Project solicitations and/or offers in whole or in part as specified in the solicitation Hon. Angela L. Thompson Manual and must contain the names of every person or company interested when it is not in the best interests of the Owner, and waive any informalities, ATTORNEY NO. 24458-82 therein. discrepancies, omissions, variances, or irregularities in bids received in its sole ANGELA L. THOMPSON, PLLC Bid Security: discretion. The Bid Bonds and certified checks of unsuccessful bidders will be 401 Frederica Street Each Bid shall be accompanied by bid security in the form of a Bid Bond as returned upon selection of the successful Bidder, execution of the Agreement, Building D, Suite 101 provided in the Project Manual in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the total and provision of the required Performance and Payment Bonds and Certificate of Owensboro, Kentucky 42301 Bid amount, including alternates with a satisfactory corporate surety qualified to Insurance. [email protected] do business in the State of Indiana or by a certified check made payable to the Bid Documents: Copies of the Specifications and Contract Documents may (270)215-1112 City of Noblesville, on a solvent bank in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the be obtained on or after July 26, 2021. Interested Bidders may obtain electronic Sheriff of Hamilton County amount of the total Bid including alternates. The Bid Bond or certified check Bidding Documents by sending an email to [email protected] Adams Township shall be security that the successful Bidder will, within ten (10) calendar days or and [email protected] requesting instructions to download project 26370 Six Points Road N., Sheridan IN 4606 such other time specified by Owner from the acceptance of the Bid, execute the documents. The Sheriff’s Department does not warrant the Agreement and provide the required Payment and Performance Bonds, included Submit all bid questions in writing to City of Noblesville – Engineering accuracy of the street addressed published herein. in the Project Manual and Certificate of Insurance. Department prior to 12:00PM, local time on August 5th, 2021. Questions will NOTICE Performance Bond and Labor and Material Payment Bond: only be accepted from firms on the official Plan Holders list. A written response ANGELA L. THOMPSON, PLLC IS A DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS IS A Performance Bond with good and sufficient surety as required by the Owner will be emailed to the address on the official Plan Holder’s list that is required to AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION on the Form provided in the Project Manual, shall be required of the successful be completed at the time the plans are purchased. No questions will be answered OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Bidder in an amount equal to at least one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract by telephone. The contact person for questions is: RL4730 7/19/21, 7/26/21, 8/2/21 Sum, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the Agreement. The surety of Andrew Rodewald, PE the Performance Bond may not be released until one (1) year after the Owner’s City Project Manager final settlement with the Contractor. Fax: (317) 776-6322 TO THE OWNERS OF THE WITHIN DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE AND The Contractor shall provide a Payment Bond with a good and sufficient surety [email protected] ALL INTERESTED PARTIES as required by the Owner on Form provided in the Project Manual, in an amount Carbon Copy Question To: NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Sum. The Payment Bond Spencer Cooper By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of is binding on the Contractor, its subcontractors, and their successors and assigns City Construction Manager Superior Court of Hamilton County, Indiana, in Cause No. 29D02-2101- for the payment of all indebtedness to a person for labor and services performed, Fax: (317) 776-6322 CC-000266, wherein Pebblebrook Homeowners Association, Inc. was Plaintiff, material furnished, or services rendered. The Payment Bond must state that it [email protected] and Paul S. Kim, et al., was the Defendant, required me to make the sum as is for the benefit of the subcontractors, laborers, material suppliers, and those Bid Documents – Review: provided for in said Decree with interest and cost, 1 will expose a public sale performing services. The surety of the Payment Bond may not be released until Construction will be in accordance with the Bidding Documents, which may be to the highest bidder, on the 2nd day of September, 2021 between the hours of one (1) year after the Owner’s final settlement with the Contractor. viewed at the following location, as well as local plan rooms: 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. of said day, at the Hamilton County Sheriffs Office, All out-of-state bidder corporations must have a Certificate of Authority to 1. City of Noblesville 18100 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, IN 46060, fee simple of the whole body of do business in the State. Application forms may be obtained by contacting the 2. Architect / Engineer Real Estate in Hamilton County, Indiana: Secretary of State, State of Indiana, Statehouse, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. Bidders shall assure that they have obtained complete sets of Bidding A part of Lot Numbered 18 in the Secondary Plat of Pebble Brook, Section CITY OF NOBLESVILLE Documents and the Project Manual and shall assume the risk of any errors or One, as recorded in Plat Book 11, pages 59,60 and 61 in the Office of the Department of Engineering omissions in Bids prepared in reliance on incomplete sets of Bidding Documents Recorder of Hamilton County, Indiana, being more particularly described BY:______or Project Manual. Bids must be submitted on the forms contained in the Project as follows: Beginning at the Southwest comer of said Lot; thence North PRINTED: Andrew Rodewald, P.E. Manual and must contain the names of every person or company interested 89 degrees 11 minutes 35 seconds East, along the South line of said Lot, a RL4753 7/26/21, 8/2/21 therein. distance of 60.00 feet; thence North 00 degrees 48 minutes 25 seconds West, Bid Security: parallel with the West line of said Lot, a distance of 194.27 feet to a point on NOTICE TO BIDDERS – Noblesville City Hall Roof Replacement Project Each Bid shall be accompanied by bid security in the form of a Bid Bond as the Northerly line of said Lot, said point lying North 61 degrees 30 minutes FROM: provided in the Project Manual in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the total 00 seconds East, distant 67.76 feet from the Northwest comer of said Lot; A. THE CITY OF NOBLESVILLE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND Bid amount, including alternates with a satisfactory corporate surety qualified to thence South 61 degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds West, along said Northerly SAFETY (HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS THE OWNER): City of do business in the State of Indiana or by a certified check made payable to the line, a distance of 67.76 feet to said Northwest comer; thence South 00 Noblesville, 16 South 10th Street, Noblesville, IN 46060 City of Noblesville, on a solvent bank in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the degrees 48 minutes 25 seconds East, along said West line, a distance of 1. BY: Evelyn Lees, Clerk amount of the total Bid including alternates. The Bid Bond or certified check 162.88 feet to the point of beginning, containing 0.25 of an acre, more or less. TO: shall be security that the successful Bidder will, within ten (10) calendar days or Parcel No. 11-06-33-02-03-019.001 / 29-06-33-203-019.001-013 A. POTENTIAL BIDDERS such other time specified by Owner from the acceptance of the Bid, execute the NOTE: This sale is subject to the lien and indebtedness due on the 1. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Agreement and provide the required Payment and Performance Bonds, included Mortgage to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee, Owner FOR: in the Project Manual and Certificate of Insurance. its successors and assigns, dated August 1,2016, and filed with the Hamilton a. Roof Replacement Project located at: Performance Bond and Labor and Material Payment Bond: County Recorder’s Office on August 3,2016, as Instrument No. 2016038376. a) City of Noblesville – City Hall, 16 South 10th Street, Noblesville, A Performance Bond with good and sufficient surety as required by the Owner Together with rents, issues, income and profits thereof, said sale will be made IN 46060 on the Form provided in the Project Manual, shall be required of the successful without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. b. UNTIL 9:00 a.m. EDT (local time) on August 24th, 2021, at the Bidder in an amount equal to at least one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Gregory A. Chandler, Attorney #27057-49 Clerk’ Office, Noblesville City Hall, 16 South 10th Street, Noblesville, IN 46060 Sum, conditioned upon the faithful performance of the Agreement. The surety of EADS MURRAY & PUGH P.C. 2. AT WHICH TIME, all proposals will be opened and publicly read the Performance Bond may not be released until one (1) year after the Owner’s Date: July 1, 2021 aloud during the Board of Public Works and Safety Meeting. final settlement with the Contractor. Dennis J. Quakenbush II 3. Attendance at the scheduled pre-bid meeting by an agent of each Prime The Contractor shall provide a Payment Bond with a good and sufficient surety Sheriff of Hamilton County Bidder is MANDATORY to be considered a responsive bidder. A formal pre-bid as required by the Owner on Form provided in the Project Manual, in an amount Noblesville meeting will be held at: equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Sum. The Payment Bond Township a. 10:00 a.m. EDT (local time), on August 10th, 2021 is binding on the Contractor, its subcontractors, and their successors and assigns Street Address: 318 Sandbrook Drive 1) Noblesville City Hall, Conference Room A214, 16 South 10th Street, for the payment of all indebtedness to a person for labor and services performed, Noblesville, IN 46062 Noblesville, IN 46060 material furnished, or services rendered. The Payment Bond must state that it The Sheriffs Department does not warrant the b. A tour of the facility to review the areas of work and site conditions is for the benefit of the subcontractors, laborers, material suppliers, and those accuracy of the street address herein. will occur upon conclusion of the formal portion of the meeting. performing services. The surety of the Payment Bond may not be released until This is a communication from a debt collector. This is an attempt to collect a PROPOSALS one (1) year after the Owner’s final settlement with the Contractor. debt. Any information obtained will be used for that purpose. A. Proposals received after the hour and date set forth in the Bidding All out-of-state bidder corporations must have a Certificate of Authority to RL4733 7/19/21, 7/26/21, 8/2/21 Documents will be returned unopened. do business in the State. Application forms may be obtained by contacting the B. All Proposals shall be submitted in duplicate, consisting of the Bid Form Secretary of State, State of Indiana, Statehouse, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE furnished in the Bidding Documents along with Indiana State Board of Accounts RL4752 7/26/21, 8/2/21 By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of Form No. 96 (2013), Parts I and II, as required under the statutes of Indiana. the Superior Court of Hamilton County, Indiana, in Cause No. 29D01-1912- All Proposals must be accompanied by a satisfactory Bid Bond executed by the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MF-012262, wherein NewRez LLC d/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing was Bidder and an acceptable surety company, a certified check, money order or Noblesville Plan Commission Plaintiff, and David M. Donham, Indiana Housing and Community Development cashier’s check made payable to the Owner for not less than ten percent (10%) Noblesville, Indiana Authority, Capital One Bank (USA), N.A., Synchrony Bank, Jefferson Capital of the total bid price and delivered in a sealed opaque envelope referencing the The Noblesville Plan Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Applications Systems, LLC, Successor in Interest to Fingerhut Direct Marketing and Marilyn Bidder’s name and address. #0140-2021 on Monday, August 16, 2021 at 6:00 PM in the City Council Ridge Homeowners’ Association, were the Defendants, requiring me to make the C. All Bidders submitting bids shall encourage participation from qualified Chambers, City Hall Building, 16 South 10th Street, Noblesville, IN 46060. sum as provided for in said Decree with interest and costs, I will expose at public minority subcontractors to perform any portions of the Work in the project The application submitted by the City of Noblesville Planning Department is sale to the highest bidder, on the 2nd day of September, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. to scope(s) not being performed by the Bidder’s own forces. Bidders shall submit regarding amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance for educational 12:00 p.m. of said day, at the 18100 Cumberland Road, Noblesville, IN 46060, written evidence with his Proposal that participation from qualified minority sub- chickens, demolition area expansion for downtown area, residential driveway the fee simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Hamilton County, Indiana: contractors has been solicited. widths, update of submittal requirements for Plan Commission processes, OT 19 IN MARILYN RIDGE, SECTION 1, A SUBDIVISION IN PROJECT INFORMATION correction of scrivener’s errors, new definitions, modify dates for lawn/grass HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECORDED A. Work shall be in accordance with specifications and drawings prepared by seed and sod, and modify required off-street loading section including table titled OCTOBER 21, 2003 AS INSTRUMENT NO. 200300109526 AND the Architect / Roofing Consultant (hereinafter referred to as Consultant). ‘Schedule of Off-Street Loading Requirements’, all within the zoning jurisdiction CORRECTED BY CERTIFICATES OF CORRECTION RECORDED AS 1. Technical Assurance, Inc. of the City of Noblesville, Hamilton County, Indiana. INSTRUMENTS NOS. 200400007117, 200400007118, 200400017323, AND 2. Attn: Mr. Greggory H. Nichols, RRC, RRO Written suggestions or objections relative to the applications above may be filed 200600056584 IN THE OFFICE OF THE RECORDER OF HAMILTON a. Roofing Consultant with the Department of Planning and Development, at or before such meeting COUNTY, INDIANA. b. Contact email: [email protected] and will be heard by the Noblesville Plan Commission. Interested persons 29-11-22-002-019.000-021 3. 160 West Carmel Drive, Suite 244, Carmel, IN 46032 desiring to present their views, either in writing or verbally, will be given the and commonly known as: 14379 Black Farm Dr, Noblesville, IN 46060. 4. Cell: (317) 800-4991 opportunity to be heard at the above-mentioned time and place. These hearings Subject to all liens, encumbrances, rights of redemption, easements and B. Documents are on file and may be examined at the Consultant’s office or at may be continued from time to time as found necessary by the Plan Commission. restrictions of record not otherwise foreclosed and extinguished in the the City of Noblesville Clerk’s office. Copies of the proposals are on file in the Department of Planning and proceedings known as Cause # 29D01-1912-MF-012262 in the Superior Court C. Bidders may also purchase a complete set of documents from: Development located at 16 S. 10th Street for examination before the meeting of the County of Hamilton Indiana, and subject to all real estate taxes, and 1. Eastern Engineering, 9901 Allisonville Road, Fishers, IN 46038. during business hours between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday – Friday. A assessments currently due, delinquent or which are to become a lien. a. Contact Eastern Engineering at (317) 598-0661 to obtain a Project copy of the proposal will appear on the web page at www.cityofnoblesville.org, Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Order Form. agendas, Plan Commission – August 16, 2021 prior to the meeting date. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled CONTRACT AWARD NOBLESVILLE PLAN COMMISSION only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no further recourse A. The project is intended to be let as a Single Prime Contract Bid. Base Bid Caleb P. Gutshall, Secretary against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the Mortgagee’s Attorney. and Alternate Add Bids (if applicable) shall be submitted as described in the RL4783 7/29/21 Dennis J. Quakenbush II Bidding Documents. Hamilton County Sheriff B. The Owner reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all Bids, and/or Public Notice Statement for the Forest Park Depot at Hobbs Station in DOYLE & FOUTTY, P.C. waive any informalities or errors in Bidding for a period of sixty (60) days from Hamilton County, Indiana 41 E Washington St., Suite 400 the Bid receipt date. It is the Owner’s intent to award contracts within thirty (30) Lehman & Lehman, Inc. (510 Lincolnway East, Suite C, Mishawaka, Indiana Indianapolis, IN 46204 days after Bid receipt. 46544), in conjunction with the City of Noblesville Parks and Recreation Fall Creek 1. The Owner may declare the Bid Security forfeited as liquidated Department, is submitting a Notice of Intent (NOI) letter to the Indiana Township damages (not as a penalty) if the Bidder: Department of Environmental Management of our intent to comply with the 14379 Black Farm Dr, Noblesville, IN 46060 a. Withdraws his Proposal within sixty (60) days after Bid receipt requirements of 327 IAC 15-5 to protect stormwater from soil migration and Street Address without written notification to, and consent by the Owner; potential pollution due to construction activities for the Forest Park Depot at The Sheriffs Department does not warrant the accuracy of the street address b. Fails to execute a satisfactory contract, including required Bonds, Hobbs Station project at 701 Cicero Road, Noblesville, IN 46060, commonly published herein. within ten (10) workdays after written Notice to Proceed with the Work has been known as Forest Park. Runoff from this park improvement construction site has DOYLE & FOUTTY, P.C. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR received. the potential to discharge into the City’s stormwater conveyance system and RL4731 7/19/21, 7/26/21, 8/2/21 C. The successful Bidder(s) shall furnish an approved Performance Bond and ultimately the White River. Questions or comments regarding this project should Labor and Material Payment Bond in an amount equal to one hundred percent be directed to Lehman & Lehman, Inc. at the address listed above. (100%) of the Contract Amount. Said Bond shall remain in full effect and force RL4794 8/2/21 for a minimum period of twelve (12) months after date of acceptance of the Work. — Sheridan — RL4756 7/26/21, 8/2/21 Public Notice Public Notice Deadline: The Sheridan Town Council will be conducting a Work Session on Monday, August 9, 2021, at 5:30 prior to the regular Town Council meeting that starts at 6:00 p.m. at the Sheridan Community Center located at 300 East 6th Street, Hamilton County Reporter Sheridan, IN 46069. 5 p.m. Friday Elizabeth A. Walden, IAMC, CMC, CMO Clerk-Treasurer Town of Sheridan Hamilton County’s Hometown Newspaper [email protected] RL4790 8/2/21 A6 Public Notices Week of Aug. 2, 2021

— Westfield Washington Schools — ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT COUNTY NUMBER: 29 School Corporation Number: 3030 School Corporation Name: Westfield Washington Schools Any questions regarding this report should be directed to: Brian Tomamichel, Chief Financial Officer, (317) 867-8000 Expenditures Comparisons Calendar Year 2020 Extracurricular Salary Schedule 2020 Approved Budget 2020 Actual 2020 in effect June 30, 2021 Expenditure Accounts Expenditures Expenditures Transfers Middle School Athletics Education Fund Position ...... QTY ...... TOTAL 11000 Instruction/Regular Programs...... 29,213,935.18...... 29,729,205.61...... -2.59 Basketball Head Boys 7th & 8th . . . . . 2 ...... $8,270 12000 Instruction/Special Programs...... 10,753,811.81...... 9,938,542.99...... -140.00 Basketball Asst Boys 7th & 8th ...... 2 ...... $6,368 13000 Instruct/Adult/Continuing Ed...... 86,370.00...... 82,550.55...... 0.00 Basketball Head Girls 7th & 8th ...... 2 ...... $8,270 14000 Instruction/Summer School...... 450,000.00...... 421,850.00...... 0.00 Basketball Asst Girls 7th & 8th ...... 2 ...... $6,368 16000 Remediation...... 18,250.00...... 13,163.18...... 0.00 Cross Country Head ...... 2 ...... $6,864 17000 Payments to Governmental Units...... 0.00...... 12,990.38...... 0.00 Cross Country Asst ...... 2 ...... $5,045 21000 Support Services/Pupils...... 2,918,522.95...... 4,067,135.53...... 145.11 Swimming Head ...... 1 ...... $3,432 22000 Support Services/Instruction ...... 1,462,768.18...... 1,329,587.08...... 0.00 Swimming Asst ...... 2 ...... $5,045 24000 Support Services/School Administration...... 8,663,616.40...... 4,763,668.91...... -2.52 Track Head Boys & Girls ...... 2 ...... $6,864 25000 Central Services...... 0.00...... 4,069.36...... 0.00 Track Asst Boys & Girls ...... 4 ...... $10,089 30000 Operation of Non-instructional Services...... 510,100.00...... 575,448.99...... 0.00 Volleyball 7th & 8th ...... 2 ...... $5,045 60000 Non-Programmed Charges...... 3,822,544.50...... 3,795,900.30...... 0.00 Wrestling Head ...... 1 ...... $3,432 Total...... 57,899,919.02...... 54,734,112.88...... 0.00 Wrestling Asst ...... 2 ...... $5,045 Referendum Fund Basebase Head Grade 7 & 8 ...... 2 ...... $7,278 11000 Instruction/Regular Programs...... 3,960,000.00...... 3,369,498.30...... 0.00 Baseball Assistant 7 & 8 ...... 2 ...... $5,376 12000 Instruction/Special Programs...... 0.00...... 481,947.20...... 0.00 Football Head 7 & 8 ...... 2 ...... $8,270 22000 Support Services/Instruction ...... 390,000.00...... 714,540.54...... 0.00 Football Asst 7 & 8 ...... 8 ...... $26,133 23000 Support Services/General Admin...... 0.00...... 14,880.00...... 0.00 Golf Head Boys ...... 2 ...... $6,864 25000 Central Services...... 0.00...... 8.26...... 0.00 Golf Assistant Boys ...... 2 ...... $5,045 26000 Operation & Maintenance of Plant Services ...... 3,185,000.00...... 1,973,411.49...... 0.00 Softball Head 7 & 8 ...... 2 ...... $7,278 50000 Debt Services...... 3,003,464.75...... 2,999,402.02...... 0.00 Softball Assistant 7 & 8 ...... 2 ...... $5,376 60000 Non-Programmed Charges...... 230,000.00...... 230,000.00...... 0.00 Tennis Head Boys and Girls ...... 2 ...... $6,864 Total...... 10,768,464.75...... 9,783,687.81...... 0.00 Tennis Assistant Boys and Girls . . . . . 2 ...... $5,045 Debt Service Fund Cheer Head ...... 1 ...... $4,879 50000 Debt Services...... 24,268,696.00...... 27,834,127.43...... 0.00 Cheer Assistant ...... 1 ...... $4,714 Total...... 24,268,696.00...... 27,834,127.43...... 0.00 Interscholastic Club Sport ...... 1 ...... $992 Referendum Fund-Exempt Capital High School Athletics 50000 Debt Services...... 6,460,000.00...... 6,460,000.00...... 0.00 Basketball Assistant Girls (4) ...... 4 ...... $18,194 Total...... 6,460,000.00...... 6,460,000.00...... 0.00 Baseball Assistant (4) ...... 4 ...... $18,194 Operations Fund Basketball Assistant Boys (4) ...... 4 ...... $18,194 23000 Support Services/General Admin...... 1,079,270.02...... 1,188,783.97...... 0.00 Baseball Head ...... 1 ...... $7,030 25000 Central Services...... 3,228,700.00...... 2,663,878.50...... 0.00 Unified Flag Football Assistant ...... 1 ...... $3,432 26000 Operation & Maintenance of Plant Services ...... 6,417,750.00...... 7,875,633.02...... 0.00 Golf Assistant Boys ...... 2 ...... $6,864 27000 Student Transportation...... 6,101,615.79...... 1,710,528.58...... 0.00 Cheer Asst (2) ...... 2 ...... $8,270 40000 Facilities Acquisition and Construction...... 571,236.67...... 449,154.36...... 0.00 Cheer Head ...... 1 ...... $4,962 50000 Debt Services...... 4,835,827.03...... 5,504,169.65...... 0.00 Football Head ...... 1 ...... $9,304 60000 Non-Programmed Charges...... 1,300,000.00...... 4,000,000.00...... 0.00 Football Assistant (15) ...... 15 ...... $68,228 Total...... 23,534,399.51...... 23,392,148.08...... 0.00 Soccer Assistant ...... 6 ...... $20,592 GRAND TOTAL...... 122,931,479.28...... 122,204,076.20...... 0.00 Unified Flag Football Head ...... 1 ...... $4,135 *The 2020 Approved Budget Expenditures includes outstanding purchase orders carried forward into 2020. The 2020 Actual Expenditures includes outstanding purchase Swimming Head Girls ...... 1 ...... $7,650 orders to be carried forward into 2021. Swimming Head Boys ...... 1 ...... $7,650 Swimming Asst Boys ...... 4 ...... $14,886 Softball Asst ...... 4 ...... $18,194 Certified Salary Schedule in effect June 30, 2021 Soccer Head ...... 2 ...... $10,586 Bachelors Bachelors Masters Masters Masters Masters Doctorate Interscholastic Club Sport ...... 1 ...... $3,432 # of + 15 hrs # of # of + 15 hrs # + 30 hrs # + 45 hrs # # of Tennis Assistant ...... 4 ...... $13,728 Salary Range Persons Persons Persons of Persons of Persons of Persons Persons Unified Track Head ...... 1 ...... $4,135 under $20,000 ...... 10 ...... 4 ...... Tennis Head ...... 2 ...... $10,586 $20,000 - 25,000 ...... 5 ...... 1 ...... Golf Head Boys ...... 2 ...... $10,586 $25,000 - 30,000 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... Cross Country Asst ...... 2 ...... $6,864 $30,000 - 35,000 ...... 3 ...... 1 ...... Unified Track Assistant ...... 2 ...... $6,864 $35,000 - 40,000 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... Unified Flag Football Head ...... 1 ...... $4,135 $40,000 - 45,000 ...... 67 ...... 10 ...... Track Head ...... 2 ...... $15,300 $45,000 - 50,000 ...... 109 ...... 22 ...... Track Assistant ...... 6 ...... $22,329 $50,000 - 55,000 ...... 49 ...... 50 ...... Cross Country Head ...... 3 ...... $18,359 $55,000 - 60,000 ...... 21 ...... 29 ...... Volleyball Head ...... 1 ...... $7,030 $60,000 - 65,000 ...... 11 ...... 54 ...... Volleyball Assistant ...... 3 ...... $12,901 $65,000 - 70,000 ...... 3 ...... 30 ...... Softball Head ...... 1 ...... $7,030 $70,000 - 75,000 ...... 1 ...... 40 ...... Basketball Head Boys ...... 1 ...... $9,304 $75,000 - 80,000 ...... 1 ...... 41 ...... Basketball Head -Girls ...... 1 ...... $9,304 $80,000 - 85,000 ...... 19 ...... Wrestling Assistant ...... 3 ...... $12,901 $85,000 - 90,000 ...... 28 ...... Wrestling Head ...... 1 ...... $7,030 $90,000 - 95,000 ...... Music - Instrumental ...... 284 ...... 330 ...... HS Band Director ...... 1 ...... $10,255 Total number of certified part-time employees . . . . . 13 HS Jazz Band Director ...... 1 ...... $3,639 Total number of certified full-time employees . . . . . 601 HS Pep Band Director ...... 1 ...... $2,812 HS Asst Band Director ...... 3 ...... $9,800 HS Percussion Instructor (Fall) ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Assessed Valuation and Tax Rates HS Percussion Instructor (Fall) ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Assessed Valuation Year 2020 Year 2021 MS Band Director ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Assessed Valuation - Education Fund (0101) ...... 3,349,592,255 ...... 3,641,376,217 MS Asst Band Director ...... 0 ...... $25 Assessed Valuation - Referendum Fund (0160) ...... 3,700,075,249 ...... 4,028,998,886 IS/MS Instrumental Group Instructor . . . .5 ...... $9,511 Assessed Valuation - Debt Service (0200) ...... 3,349,592,255 ...... 3,641,376,217 IS Band Director ...... 2 ...... $4,962 Assessed Valuation - Referendum Debt Fund (0292) ...... 3,700,075,249 ...... 4,028,998,886 IS Instrument Instructor ...... 5 ...... $4,135 Assessed Valuation - Operations Fund (0300) ...... 3,349,592,255 ...... 3,641,376,217 Music - Performances Assessed Valuation - Rainy Day Fund (0610) ...... 0 ...... 3,641,376,217 ES Performance Ensemble ...... 6 ...... $11,413 Tax Rates Year 2020 Year 2021 Music - Vocal Tax Rate - Education Fund (0101) ...... 0.0000 ...... 0.0000 HS Vocal Ensemble Director ...... 1 ...... $3,639 Tax Rate - Referendum Fund (0160) ...... 0.2000 ...... 0.2000 HS Vocal Ensemble Asst Director . . . . .1 ...... $2,812 Tax Rate - Debt Service Fund (0200) ...... 0.7467 ...... 0.6178 HS Choir Accompanist (1 per tri) . . . . . 3 ...... $2,481 Tax Rate - Referendum Debt Fund (0292) ...... 0.1641 ...... 0.1643 MS Vocal Ensemble Director ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Tax Rate - Operations Fund (0300) ...... 0.4890 ...... 0.4856 MS Choir Accompanist (1 per tri) . . . . .3 ...... $1,737 Total Tax Rate ...... 1.5998 ...... 1.4677 IS Vocal Ensemble Director ...... 2 ...... $4,962 Academic Coaches HS Academic Coach ...... 7 ...... $25,472 Receipt Comparisons Calendar Year 2020 Noncertified Employee Classifications HS Speech/Debate Coach ...... 1 ...... $3,639 Receipt Accounts 2020 Approved 2020 Actual and Range of Pay Rates 2020-2021 HS Academic Competition Coach . . . . .6 ...... $6,203 Budget Receipts Receipts Classifications ...... Range of Pay Rates HS National Honor Society Sponsor . . . .1 ...... $1,158 Education Fund ...... Non-Certified. . . .Certified HS Testing Center Coordinator ...... 4 ...... $3,308 1000 Local Sources ...... 632,500.00 . . . . 418,030.00 Instructional and Supplementary Pupil Services HS Learning Center Coordinator . . . . . 1 ...... $3,267 2000 Intermediate Sources ...... 54,980,735.79 a. Library aides...... low for all ia’s. .low for all ia’s MS Learning Center Coordinator . . . . . 1 ...... $3,267 3000 State Sources ...... 54,680,000.00 ...... b. Kindergarten aides...... 13.00. . . . . 13.53 MS Academic Coach ...... 6 ...... $19,600 5000 Other Financing Sources ...... 43,744.28 c. Special education aides...... 13.00. . . . . 20.00 MS National Jr. Honor Society Sponsor . . .2 ...... $6,533 Total ...... 55,312,500.00 . . . 55,442,510.07 d. Prime time aides IS Academic Coach ...... 6 ...... $19,600 Referendum Fund e. Pre-kindergarten/head start aides EC Academic Coach ...... 18 ...... $58,800 1000 Local Sources ...... 7,661,100.00 . . . .7,857,323.05 Health Services Dramatic Productions 5000 Other Financing Sources ...... 2,954,712.00 a. Nurses...... N/A...... N/A HS Dramatic Director ...... 1 ...... $3,639 Total ...... 7,661,100.00 . . . 10,812,035.05 Office/Clerical/Secretarial...... low - $15,066 HS Dramatics Asst Director ...... 1 ...... $2,812 Debt Service Fund ...... high - $69,668 HS Musical Play Vocal Director ...... 2 ...... $3,804 1000 Local Sources ...... 26,779,600.00 . . . 22,356,610.47 Executive/Administrative/Accounting HS Musical Play Orch Director ...... 2 ...... $3,804 5000 Other Financing Sources ...... 4,428,999.00 a. Business manager...... 0 HS Musical Play Drama Director . . . . . 2 ...... $3,804 Total ...... 26,779,600.00 . . . 26,785,609.47 b. Community relations/publicity director. . . . 1 - $90,027 HS Musical Play Choreographer . . . . . 2 ...... $2,316 Referendum Fund-Exempt Capital Maintenance/Custodial/Warehouse/Security/Transportation MS Play Drama Director ...... 2 ...... $3,804 1000 Local Sources ...... 6,243,768.00 . . . .6,441,979.06 a. Bus drivers...... low - $100 MS Play Choreographer ...... 2 ...... $2,316 Total ...... 6,243,768.00 . . . .6,441,979.06 ...... high - $110 IS Musical Performance Developer . . . . 1 ...... $827 Operations b. Bus aides...... $34/trip Department Chair/Team Leader 1000 Local Sources ...... 17,682,506.00 . . . 14,898,564.82 c. Security officer 1 - $37,811 1 - $35,352 HS Dept Chair ...... 11 ...... $40,027 3000 State Sources ...... 50.00 ...... 124.11 Computer Services ...... low - $24,360 MS Lead Teacher ...... 8 ...... $7,608 5000 Other Financing Sources . . . . 3,780,000.00 . . . .8,570,112.85 ...... high - $69,176 IS Curriculum Coordinator ...... 9 ...... $8,559 6000 Other Items ...... 98,511.81 Total number of non-certified part-time employees. . . . . 284 (Includes SSP) IS Triad Leader ...... 18 ...... $8,187 Total ...... 21,462,556.00 . . . 23,567,313.59 Total number of non-certified full-time employees . . . . . 133 (Includes SSP) ES Team Leader ...... 42 ...... $39,944 GRAND TOTAL ...... 117,459,524.00 . . .123,049,447.24 Total number of full-time bus drivers...... 82 Curriculum Coordinator Total number of part-time bus aides...... 22 MS Curriculum Coordinator ...... 12 ...... $11,413 ES Curriculum Coordinator (4 per schl) . . .24 ...... $22,825 Student Enrollment October 1, 2020 Literary Grade Level ...... Enrollment HS Yearbook Sponsor ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Pre-School Ages 0 - 2 (PW) ...... 0 HS Publication Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $3,804 Pre-Kindergarten Ages 3 - 5 (PK) ...... 64 HS Media Sponsor ...... 3 ...... $5,706 Certified Administrative Staff in effect June 30, 2021 MS Yearbook Sponsor ...... 1 ...... $1,902 Kindergarten ...... 639 Lowest Highest Average Number of Grade 1 ...... 693 MS Newspaper Publications Sponsor . . . .2 ...... $3,804 Staff Salary Salary Salary Personnel IS Yearbook Sponsor ...... 1 ...... $1,116 Grade 2 ...... 605 Administrative Staff 30,644.00 139,000.00 92,125.00 59 Grade 3 ...... 663 IS Broadcasting ...... 1 ...... $1,902 Grade 4 ...... 669 ES Yearbook Sponsor (1 per school) . . . .6 ...... $3,473 Grade 5 ...... 643 Video Scoreboard Supervisor ...... 2 ...... $2,812 Grade 6 ...... 660 Guard/Dance Grade 7 ...... 639 Statement of Indebtedness HS Guard Instructor (Fall) ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Grade 8 ...... 641 Calendar Year 2020 HS Guard Instructor (Winter) ...... 1 ...... $3,267 Grade 9 ...... 652 Indebtedness ...... Principal Outstanding HS Dance Team Instructor/Director . . . . 1 ...... $3,267 Grade 10 ...... 629 School Bonds ...... 178,120,000.00 Professional Development Grade 11 ...... 668 Holding Company - Public and Private HS Bldg Professional Dev. Coord . . . . .4 ...... $5,624 Grade 12 ...... 564 Total ...... 178,120,000.00 MS Bldg Professional Dev. Coord . . . . .1 ...... $1,406 Grade 12+/Adult (13) ...... 14 Outstanding encumbrances - All funds ...... 364,174.26 HS Instructional Coach ...... 2 ...... $10,586 TOTAL ...... 8443 (include purchase orders, vendor contracts, letters of commitment, leases) MS Instructional Coach ...... 1 ...... $5,293 IS Instructional Coach ...... 2 ...... $10,586 ES Instructional Coach ...... 6 ...... $31,757 Class Sponsors I hereby certify that the financial report is true and accurate in every respect to the best of my knowledge and belief. I further certify that all contracts, vouchers, and HS Senior Class Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $3,804 bills for all payments made by the school corporation are in its possession and open to public inspection. HS Junior Class Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $3,804 Date: July 13, 2021 HS Sophomore Class Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $3,804 Signature: William W. Anderson HS Freshman Class Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $2,068 Secretary, Board of School Trustees Student Council Westfield Washington Schools HS Student Council Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $3,804 1143 East 181st Street MS Student Council Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $2,233 Westfield, IN 46074 IS Student Council Sponsor ...... 2 ...... $2,233 ES Student Council Sponsor (1 per schl) . . 6 ...... $3,473 Clubs Level 1 (Meets at least 10 times per year) . .* Level 2 (Meets at least 20 times per year) . .* Level 3 (Meets at least 30 times per year) . .* Within the following funding levels HS - $25,000 MS - $20,000 IS - $20,000 ELEM - $5733 per school AMT = percentage of BS Level A RL4746, Page 1 of 2 8/2/2021 — Fishers — — County — PUBLIC NOTICE Hamilton County claims to be allowed in Commissioners Court on NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS CND Grantham, LLC (9310 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46260) is August 9, 2021 Notice is given that the Board of Commissioners of Hamilton County will submitting an NOI letter to notify the City of Fishers and the Indiana Department Vendor Name ...... Invoice Amount receive proposals to provide multi-function devices (MFD) that copy, scan, of Environmental Management of our intent to comply with the requirements ACCU INTERPRETATION, TRANSLATION SERVICES . . . . 4,745.00 fax, print, and email to be used by departments within Hamilton County (“the of The City of Fishers Stormwater Management Ordinance, as well as the BOATRIGHT-REESE, MARY B ...... 34.29 Project”). It is possible that other governmental entities within Hamilton County requirements of 327 IAC 15-5, to discharge stormwater from construction CHURCH CHURCH HITTLE & ANTRIM ...... 25.00 may also enter into a contract with the successful vendor as a result of the activities for the following project: Grantham Section 1. More specifically, EMSWILLER WILLIAMS NOLAND & ...... 730.00 information submitted in this proposal. the project is located in the Southwest Quarter of Section 32, Township 18 FARLOW, CADY ...... 1,000.00 Currently all owned MFD and printers are under a month-to-month print North, Range 6 East, on the south side of Southeastern Parkway approximately HADLEY, KARL E ...... 315.00 management agreement, but Hamilton County is interested in replacing all or a 1,000 feet southeast of Cyntheanne Road. Construction activity is scheduled HAYMAKER, SHELLEY HILES ...... 154.50 portion of the MFD and printer fleet through a lease program. The secondary to commence in August 2021 and construction should be completed by August HENKE, DANIEL E ...... 1,260.00 goal of the project is for the awarded vendor to support and compliment the 2026. Run-off from the project site will discharge to Fall Creek. Questions or KASSEBAUM, JEANETTE C ...... 855.00 current print management solution to ensure effective and efficient use of our comments should be directed to: KCS GROUP LLC ...... 25.00 print resources, including making recommendations to consolidate our current Aziz Siddiqui KRESS, EUGENE ...... 2,115.00 printer environment. CND Grantham, LLC LAM LAW OFFICE ...... 1,031.25 All proposals are due in the Hamilton County Auditor’s Office, 33 N 9th 9310 N. Meridian St. LUNA LANGUAGE SERVICES ...... 1,600.00 Street, Suite L21, Noblesville, IN 46060 no later than 11:30 AM, August 23, Indianapolis, IN 46260 PYLITT, BERNARD L ...... 50.00 2021. Proposals can also be hand delivered to the Commissioners Courtroom (224) 415-6619 REAGAN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING ...... 750.00 by no later than 1:00PM, August 23, 2021. The names of the vendors will be RL4772 8/2/21 RILEYCATE LLC ...... 25.00 read aloud at the Board of Commissioners Meeting held in the Commissioner’s SARKOVICS LAW ...... 117.02 meeting room located on the first floor of the Hamilton County Government SCHALL, MARY ...... 12.95 Office Building on August 23, 2021. SINGH, GURDEV KAUR ...... 433.04 Full RFP instructions and related documents can be found at the following URL SMITH LEGAL LLC ...... 549.00 on the Hamilton County website. www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/Bids.aspx Submit Public Notices To: SWEITZERS BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ...... 171.89 Thank you for your interest in doing business with Hamilton County, Indiana. TERRY & GOOKINS LLC ...... 25.00 Chris Mertens [email protected] Grand Total: ...... 16,023.94 Information System Services Director RL4773 8/2/21 RL4787 8/3/21.8/10/21 Week of Aug. 2, 2021 Public Notices A7

Summary of the Annual Financial Report for Calendar Year 2020 TOWN OF ARCADIA Corp Name: Noblesville Schools ARCADIA, INDIANA Corp #: 3070 2021 COMMUNITY CROSSINGS MATCHING GRANT STREET The Annual Financial Report in its entirety can be viewed on the school corporation website at: IMPROVEMENTS www.Noblesvilleschools.org ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Bids for the construction of the 2021 Community Crossings Matching Receipts and Expenditure Comparisons Grant Street Improvements will be received, by the Town of Arcadia, at the Calendar Year 2020 office of the Clerk-Treasurer, Town Hall, 208 W. Main Street, Arcadia, IN Fund Name Budget Receipts Actual Receipts Budget Expenditures Actual Expenditures 46030, until 10:00 A.M. local time on August 11, 2021, at which time the Bids Education Fund $69,324,817.00 $70,421,450.00 $60,178,829.00 $58,935,737.00 received will be publicly opened and read. Referendum Fund $15,572,673.00 $15,981,831.00 $15,931,822.00 $13,862,974.00 The Project consists of constructing the following: Debt Service Fund $17,502,806.00 $16,248,208.00 $19,809,636.00 $19,809,637.00 The project includes but is not limited to milling and resurfacing and the Operations Fund $25,738,588.00 $23,894,341.00 $26,156,368.00 $24,276,017.00 construction of ADA curb ramps throughout various streets in the Town as Exempt Debt Service Fd $5,220,402.00 $4,226,752.00 $8,132,000.00 $7,078,579.00 identified in the plans. Self-Insurance Fund $- $13,028,461.00 $- $12,624,919.00 Bids will be received for a single prime Contract. Bids shall be as shown in the Grand Total $133,359,286.00 $143,801,043.00 $130,208,655.00 $136,587,863.00 Bid Form. Minimum Teacher Salary Range: $40,000.00 The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: Commonwealth Engineers, Maximum Teacher Salary Range $82,328.00 Inc., 7256 Company Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46237. Prospective Bidders may examine the bidding documents via the Web-based service of Commonwealth High School Extracurricular Salaries: Classified Employee Classifications Engineers, Inc. at www.commonwealthengineers.com. POSITION ...... AMOUNT and Range of Pay Rates 2020-2021 The Contract Documents, Specifications and Drawings will be provided Athletic Director ...... $115,101.00 Classifications...... Range of Pay Rates via the web-based service of Commonwealth Engineers, Inc. at www. Head Baseball ...... $7,400.00 I. Instructional and Supplementary Pupil Services commonwealthengineers.com. The plan holder will receive an email link to the Head Basketball - boy ...... $9,400.00 A. Library Aides...... $15.04-$17.20 PDF downloadable documents upon payment of a non-refundable fee of One Head Basketball - girl ...... $9,400.00 B. Kindergarten Aides...... $12.48-$20.58 Hundred and 00/100 Dollars ($100.00) plus 7% sales tax, per project division Head Football ...... $9,400.00 C. Special Education Aides...... $12.48-$20.58 desired. Head Gymnastics ...... $7,400.00 D. Prime Time Aides...... $12.48-$20.58 One set of printed Contract Documents, Specifications and Drawings Cross Country ...... $7,400.00 E. Pre-kindergarten/Head Start Aides...... $12.48-$21.03 may be obtained upon payment of an additional non-refundable fee of One Golf - boy ...... $7,400.00 F. Educational Enterprises...... $12.48-$20.58 Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) plus 7% sales tax, per project division Golf - girl ...... $7,400.00 G. Other...... $12.48-$20.58 desired, via the web-based service of Commonwealth Engineers, Inc. at Head Softball ...... $7,400.00 II. Cafeteria and Food Services www.commonwealthengineers.com. Requests for Contract Documents and Tennis - boy ...... $7,400.00 A. Managers/Head Cooks...... $11.25-$23.82 Specifications and Drawings must also include a return street address; post office Tennis - girl ...... $7,400.00 B. School Food Service Director...... 71,136.00 box numbers are not acceptable. Head Swim - boy ...... $7,400.00 C. All Other Food Service Employees...... $10.75-$14.98 Contract Documents will not be sold separately from the web-based service Head Swim - girl ...... $7,400.00 III. Health Services (i.e. All plan holders will be required to purchase through the web-based service). Head Track ...... $7,400.00 A. Nurses...... $19.00-$26.22 Partial sets of Contract Documents, Specifications and Drawings are not Head Volleyball ...... $7,400.00 B. Other...... $67,691.00 available. Questions pertaining to this project may be directed to Commonwealth Head Wrestling ...... $7,400.00 IV. Office/Clerical/Secretarial...... $13.09-$61,230.00 Engineers, Inc. at (317) 888-1177 or FAX at (317) 887-8641 or email to Head Orchestra ...... $2,800.00 V. Executive/Administrative/Accounting...... [email protected]. Additional questions concerning access to the Vocal Music ...... $7,400.00 A. Chief Financial Officer...... 141,129.00 website may be directed to Commonwealth Engineers, Inc. at (317) 888-1177 or Head Band ...... $7,400.00 B. Buildings and Grounds Director...... $102,977.00 email to [email protected]. C. Community Relations/Publicity Director...... $104,619.00 All addenda, which may be issued for this Project, will only be issued to each VI. Maintenance/Custodial/Warehouse/ Security/Transportation plan holder via email. For those who also purchase printed Contract Documents, Certified Administrative Staff A. Building Custodians...... $12.00-$22.68 in effect June 30, 2021 printed addenda will be provided as well. All plan holders shall note, the printed B. Bus Drivers...... $99.17-$166.84 documents are provided as a courtesy and do not preclude the plan holder from Lowest Highest Average VII. Computer Services...... $16.00-$38.05 Salary Salary Salary relying upon the web/email-based materials (i.e. delays in mail delivery will not Administrative Staff $50.440.00 $183,658.00 $109,401.00 Student Enrollment be considered relevant due to all contract document holders access to materials October 1, 2020 via web/email). Assessed Valuation and Tax Rates Grade Level ...... Enrollment No refunds will be issued for this project. Calendar Years 2020 and 2021 Pre-School Ages 0 -2 (PW) ...... 0 The OWNER reserves the right to reject any bid, or all bids, or to accept any 2020 2021 Pre-Kindergarten Ages 3 - 5 (PK) ...... 160 bid or bids, or to make such combination of bids as may seem desirable, and to Assessed Valuation ...... $3,396,562,112 . . . $3,642,492,259 Kindergarten ...... 695 waive any and all informalities in bidding. Any bid may be withdrawn prior to Tax Rate - Education Fund ...... N/A* ...... N/A* Grade 1 ...... 821 the above scheduled time for the opening of bids or authorized postponement Tax Rate - Referendum Fund ...... 0.37 ...... 0.37 Grade 2 ...... 768 thereof. Any bid received after the time and date specified shall not be Tax Rate - Debt Service Fund ...... 0.4772 ...... 0.3298 Grade 3 ...... 778 considered. NO bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for Tax Rate - Operations Fund ...... 0.4291 ...... 0.4186 Grade 4 ...... 803 receipt of bids for at least sixty (60) days. Tax Rate - Exempt Debt Service Fund . . . . . 0.1000 ...... 0.2155 Grade 5 ...... 821 Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. Grade 6 ...... 807 Owner: Town of Arcadia Grade 7 ...... 861 By: Rich Versprille Statement of Indebtedness Grade 8 ...... 889 Title: Town Council President Calendar Year 2020 Grade 9 ...... 832 Date: July 26th, 2021 Indebtedness ...... Principal Outstanding Grade 10 ...... 780 RL4751 7/26/21, 8/2/21 School Bonds ...... $5,265,000.00 Grade 11 ...... 772 Holding Company - Public and Private ...... $169,340,000.00 Grade 12 ...... 707 Common School Loans ...... $995,906.00 Grade 12+/Adult (13) ...... 25 TOTAL ...... $175,600,906.00 TOTAL ...... 10519 — County — I hereby certify that the annual financial report is true and accurate in every respect to the best of my knowledge and belief. I further certify that all contracts, BEFORE THE HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD vouchers, and bills for all payments made by the school corporation are in its possession and open to public inspection. IN THE MATTER OF THE Date June 15, 2021 Signature: Christi Crosser Mary Nagle Drain, Tamarack Section 4 Arm Christi Crosser, Secretary Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 405 of the 1965 Indiana Drainage Board of School Trustees Code that this Board, prior to final adjournment on July 26, 2021 has issued an Noblesville Schools order adopting the Schedule of Assessments, filed the same and made public 18025 River Road announcement thereof at the hearing and ordered publication. If judicial review Noblesville, IN 46062 of the findings and order of the Board is not requested pursuant toArticle Eight of this code within twenty (20) days from the date of this publication, the order RL4729 8/2/2021 shall be conclusive. Hamilton County Drainage Board Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh RL4777 8/2/21 Submit Public Notices To: [email protected] Thanks for reading The Reporter A8 Public Notices Week of Aug. 2, 2021

— Court Notices — — Sheridan Schools — STATE OF INDIANA ) STATE OF INDIANA ) Summary of the Annual Financial Report for Calendar Year 2020 SS: ) SS: ) Corp#: 3055 COUNTY OF Hamilton ) COUNTY OF Hamilton ) Corp Name: Sheridan Community Schools In The Hamilton Circuit Court In The Hamilton Circuit Court The Annual Financial Report in its entirety can be viewed on the school corporation website at: scs.kl2.in.us Cause No. 29C01-2105-MI-003533 Cause No. 29C01-2107-MI-4653 IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) Receipts and Expenditure Comparisons Barbara Jean Thompson ) Allen Christopher Kimes ) Calendar Year 2020 Petitioner ) Petitioner ) Fund Name Budget Receipts Actual Receipts Budget Expenditures Actual Expenditures NOTICE OF PETITION FOR NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Education Fund ...... $ 7,451,115.00 ...... $ 7,383,963.63 ...... $ 7,403,104.00 ...... $ 7,168,433.84 CHANGE OF NAME CHANGE OF NAME Referendum Fund ...... $ 1,113,587.00 ...... $ 1,139,140.18 ...... $ 1,056,544.00 ...... $ 581,947.46 Barbara Jean Thompson whose Allen Christopher Kimes whose Debt Service Fund ...... $ 3,193,018.00 ...... $ 2,483,726.62 ...... $ 2,546,860.00 ...... $ 2,429,310.00 mailing address is: 569 Piedmont Dr., mailing address is: 12270 Enmore Retirement/Severance ...... Westfield, In 46074, HAMILTON Park, Fishers IN 46037, HAMILTON Bond Fund Debt ...... County, Indiana hereby gives notice County, Indiana hereby gives notice Service Fund ...... $ 42,639.00 ...... $ 39,697.82 ...... $ 41,026.00 ...... $ 41,026.03 that Barbara Jean Thompson has that Allen Christopher Kimes has Operations Fund ...... $ 2,189,940.00 ...... $ 2,014,526.31 ...... $ 2,586,026.00 ...... $ 2,348,214.68 filed a petition, in the HAMILTON filed a petition, in the HAMILTON Grand Total ...... $ 13,990,299.00 ...... $ 13,061,054.56 ...... $ 13,633,560.00 ...... $ 12,568,932.01 Circuit Court requesting that name be Circuit Court requesting that name be changed to Barbara Jean Everett. changed to Allen Postelli Uycoque. High School Extracurricular Salaries: Noncertified Employee Classifications Notice is further given that hearing Notice is further given that hearing Position Amount and Range of Pay Rates 2020-2021 will be held on said Petition on will be held on said Petition on Athletic Director ...... $ 73,903.00 Classifications ...... Range of Pay Rates September 10, 2021, at 10:00 o’clock September 10, 2021, at 10:00 o’clock Head Baseball ...... $ 4,360.00 1. Instructional and Supplementary Pupil Services am. One Hamilton County Square, am. One Hamilton County Square, Head Basketball - boy ...... $ 8,967.00 A. Library Aides...... 10.50 -14.25 Suite 337, Noblesville, In. 46060. Suite 337, Noblesville, In. 46060. Head Basketball - girl ...... $ 8,967.00 B. Kindergarten Aides ...... 10.50 -14.25 Barbara Jean Thompson Allen Christopher Kimes Head Football ...... $ 8,967.00 C. Special Education Aides...... 10.50 -14.25 Petitioner Petitioner Cross Country ...... $ 2,826.00 II. Cafeteria and Food Services Date: June 8, 2021 Date: July 2, 2021 Golf - boy ...... $ 2,826.00 A. Managers/Head Cooks...... 10.00 -13.00 Kathy Kreag Williams Kathy Kreag Williams Golf - girl ...... B. School Food Service Director...... 17.00 - 20.63 Judicial Officer Judicial Officer Head Softball ...... $ 4,360.00 C. All Other Food Service Employees...... 10.00 -13.00 RL4734 7/19/21, 7/26/21, 8/2/21 RL4735 7/19/21, 7/26/21, 8/2/21 Head Track ...... $ 2,751.00 III. Health Services Head Volleyball ...... $ 3,492.00 A. Nurses ...... 18.25 - 21.25 STATE OF INDIANA ) STATE OF INDIANA ) Head Wrestling ...... $ 4,442.00 IV. Office/Clerical/Secretarial...... 14.25 -18.17 SS: ) SS: ) Head Band ...... $ 5,895.00 V. Executive/Administrative/Accounting COUNTY OF Hamilton ) COUNTY OF Hamilton ) A. Business Manager...... 33.05 In The Hamilton Circuit Court In The Hamilton Circuit Court Minimum Teacher Salary Range: ...... $ 36,598.00 B. Buildings and Grounds Director ...... 25.24 Cause No. 29C01-2106-MI-4291 Cause No. 29C01-2106-MI-004204 Maximum Teacher Salary Range: ...... $ 74,261.00 VI. Maintenance/Custodial/Warehouse/ Security/Transportation IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) A. Building Custodians...... 10.00 -13.00 Riley Keith Wilbon ) Camille Rose Engle ) Student Enrollment B. Bus Drivers (per day)...... 70.00 - 90.00 Petitioner ) Petitioner ) October 1, 2020 C. Other (bus aides per day)...... 25.83-41.22 NOTICE OF PETITION FOR NOTICE OF HEARING Grade Level ...... Enrollment VII. Computer Services ...... 25.83-41.22 CHANGE OF NAME Camille Rose Engle whose Kindergarten ...... 75 Riley Keith Wilbon whose mailing mailing address is: 14947 Rjverdale Grade 1 ...... 79 Dr. E., Apt. 3, Carmel IN 46033, Certified Administrative Staff address is: 10973 Ashwood Dr., Grade 2 ...... 67 in effect June 30. 2021 Fishers IN 46038, HAMILTON HAMILTON County, Indiana hereby Grade 3 ...... 89 gives notice that Camille Rose Lowest Salary Highest Salary Average Salary County, Indiana hereby gives notice Grade 4 ...... 82 Administrative Staff $ 35,500.00 $ 121,200.00 $ 69,482.00 that Riley Keith Wilbon has filed a Engle has filed a petition, in the Grade 5 ...... 77 petition, in the HAMILTON Circuit HAMILTON Circuit Court requesting Grade 6 ...... 85 Court requesting that name be that name be changed to Camille Rose Grade 7 ...... 74 Statement of Indebtedness changed to Riley Keith Cheatham. Engle Saghir. Grade 8 ...... 77 Calendar Year 2020 Notice is further given that hearing Notice is further given that hearing Grade 9 ...... 86 Indebtedness ...... Principal Outstanding will be held on said Petition on will be held on said Petition on Grade 10 ...... 88 School Bonds ...... $20,395,000.00 September 10, 2021, at 10:00 o’clock September 10, 2021, at 10:00 o’clock Grade 11 ...... 82 Retirement/Severance Bond Debt ...... $205,000.00 am. One Hamilton County Square, am. One Hamilton County Square, Grade 12 ...... 85 Qualified Zone Academy Bonds (ARRA) ...... $255,000.00 Suite 337, Noblesville, In. 46060. Suite 337, Noblesville, In. 46060. TOTAL ...... 1046 TOTAL ...... $20,855,000.00 Riley Keith Wilbon Camille Rose Engle Petitioner Petitioner Assessed Valuation and Tax Rates Date: June 18, 2021 Date: June 16, 2021 ...... Year 2020 ...... Year 2021 Kathy Kreag Williams Kathy Kreag Williams Assessed Valuation ...... $ 392,700,486 ...... $ 403,488,553 Judicial Officer Judicial Officer Tax Rate - Education Fund ...... N/A* ...... N/A* RL4745 7/19/21, 7/26/21, 8/2/21 RL4648 7/26/21, 8/2/21, 8/9/21 Tax Rate - Referendum Fund ...... $ 0.2500 ...... $ 0.2500 29D03-2105-EU-000245 Tax Rate - Debt Service Fund ...... $ 0.5758 ...... $ 0.5635 Raymond M. Adler, P.C., #2336-29 Tax Rate - Retirement/Severance Bond Debt Service Fund ...... $ 0.0092 ...... $ 0.0087 29D01-2107-EU-000341 Tax Rate - Operations Fund ...... $ 0.4992 ...... $ 0.5069 Sarah J. Randall, #26898-29 Seth R. Wilson #26647-49 Church Church Hittle + Antrim Zechariah D. Yoder #36205-12 RL4770 8/2/2021 Two North Ninth Street 136 South 9th Street Noblesville, IN 46060 Noblesville, IN 46060-2614 (317)773-2190; FAX (317) 773-5320 (317) 773-1974 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ray@noblesvilleattorney. com — Hamilton Heights — In the Superior Court of Hamilton NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION County, Indiana. In re the Estate of Melvin Toombs Summary of the Annual Financial Report for Calendar Year 2020 Notice is hereby given that Jeanne In the Superior Court 1 of Hamilton Corp #: 3025 Flanders was, on July 19, 2021, County, Indiana Corp Name: Hamilton Heights School Corporation appointed Personal Representative Notice is hereby given that The Annual Financial Report in its entirety can be viewed on the school corporation website at: https://www.hhschuskies.org/domain/379 of the Estate of JIM R. FLANDERS, Therisa Banks on day of April 2021 also known as Jim R. Flanders, Sr. and appointed Personal Representative Receipts and Expenditure Comparisons Jimmie Ray Flanders, deceased, who of the Unsupervised Estate of the Calendar Year 2020 died June 28, 2021. above-named Decedent, who died on Fund Name Budget Receipts Actual Receipts Budget Expenditures Actual Expenditures All persons who have claims against November 5, 2018. Education Fund ...... $15,190,500 ...... $15,365,158 ...... $13,035,147 ...... $13,481,476 this Estate, whether or not now due, All persons who have claims Debt Service Fund ...... $5,181,246 ...... $5,273,696 ...... $5,116,224 ...... $5,116,224 must file the claim in the office of against this Estate, whether now due, Operations Fund ...... $7,573,948 ...... $7,154,696 ...... $7,359,534 ...... $7,297,591 the Clerk of this Court within three must file the claim in the office of Rainy Day Fund ...... $- ...... $4,131,204 ...... $775,328 ...... $2,926,671 (3) months from the date of the first the clerk of this court within three Grand Total ...... $27,945,694 ...... $31,924,754 ...... $26,286,233 ...... $28,821,962 publication of this Notice, or within (3) months from the date of the first nine (9) months after the decedent’s publication of this notice or within High School Extracurricular Salaries: Noncertified Employee Classifications death, whichever is earlier, or the nine (9) months of Decedent’s death Position Amount and Range of Pay Rates 2020-2021 claims will be forever barred. whichever is earlier, or the claims will Head Baseball ...... $5,045 Classifications ...... Range of Hourly Pay Rates Dated at Noblesville, Indiana on July be forever barred. Head Basketball - boy ...... $5,847 I. Instructional and Supplementary Pupil Services 19,2021. Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, 25 Head Basketball - girl ...... $5,847 A. Library Aides...... 14.15-15.63 Kathy Kreag Williams day of May 2021. Head Football ...... $5,847 B. Special Education Aides...... 14.15-15.63 Clerk of the Superior Court of Kathy Kreag Williams Cross Country ...... $3,500 C. Prime Time Aides...... 14.15-15.63 Hamilton County, Indiana Clerk of the Hamilton County Golf - boy ...... $3,500 D. Pre-kindergarten/Head Start Aides...... 14.15-15.63 RL4761 7/26/21, 8/2/21 Superior Court #3 for Hamilton Golf - girl ...... $3,500 E. Other...... 10.99-21.51 County, Indiana Head Softball ...... $5,045 II. Cafeteria and Food Services RL4764 7/26/21, 8/2/21 Tennis - boy ...... $3,500 A. Managers/Head Cooks ...... 13.08-19.07 29D01-2107-EU-000358 Tennis - girl ...... $3,500 B. School Food Service Director...... 21.51 Hamilton Superior Court 1 STATE OF INDIANA ) Head Swim - boy ...... $3,500 C. All Other Food Service Employees...... 13.06 IN THE HAMILTON COUNTY SS: ) Head Swim - girl ...... $3,500 III. Health Services SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF Hamilton ) Head Track ...... $3,500 A. Nurses...... 27.02 PROBATE DIVISION In The Hamilton Circuit Court Head Volleyball ...... $4,763 B. Other...... 15.03-19.89 STATE OF INDIANA Cause No. 29C01-2107-MI-004911 Head Wrestling ...... $4,763 IV. Office/Clerical/Secretarial...... 13.20-24.32 IN RE: THE ESTATE ) IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) Head Soccer - boy ...... $3,500 V. Executive/Administrative/Accounting...... 24.63-27.29 OF MARY F. GARRETT, ) INSUK CHOE ) Head Soccer - girl ...... $3,500 VI. Maintenance/Custodial/Warehouse/Security/Transportation DECEASED. ) a/k/a INSUK TERAO A. Building Custodians ...... 14.47-20.90 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Petitioner ) Student Enrollment B. Bus Drivers...... 16.19-25.57 TO BE PUBLISHED NOTICE OF PETITION FOR October 1, 2020 C. Other...... 13.77-26.92 Notice is hereby given that on July CHANGE OF NAME Grade Level ...... Enrollment VII. Computer Services ...... 26.09-35.05 28, 2021, Jerri Bain was appointed Petitioner, Insuk Choe/a/k/a Insuk Pre-School Ages 0 -2 (PW) ...... - Terao, whose mailing address is Pre-Kindergarten Ages 3 - 5 (PK) ...... 87 Personal Representative of the Estate Certified Administrative Staff 10137 Apple Blossom Circle, Fishers Kindergarten ...... 133 of Mary F. Garrett, deceased, who died in effect June 30. 2021 in the Hamilton County, Indiana Grade 1 ...... 166 testate on May 24, 2021. Lowest Salary Highest Salary Average Salary hereby, gives notice that Insuk Choe Grade 2 ...... 153 All persons who have claims against Administrative Staff $84,073.52 $152,625.80 $102,632.55 this estate, whether or not now due, has filed a petition in the Hamilton Grade 3 ...... 133 must file the claim in the office of County Court requesting that her Grade 4 ...... 184 name be changed to INSUK CHOE. Grade 5 ...... 170 Minimum Teacher Salary Range: ...... $37,500 the clerk of this court within three Maximum Teacher Salary Range: ...... $77,500 (3) months from the date of the first Notice is further given that the Grade 6 ...... 162 publication of this notice, or within hearing will be held on the said Grade 7 ...... 176 nine (9) months after the decedent’s Petition on October 8, 2021 at 10:00 Grade 8 ...... 161 Statement of Indebtedness death, whichever is earlier, or the A.M. Grade 9 ...... 204 Calendar Year 2020 claims will be forever barred. Respectfully submitted, Grade 10 ...... 181 Indebtedness ...... Principal Outstanding Dated in Noblesville, Indiana, on July /s/ Abigail H. Kim Grade 11 ...... 189 School Bonds ...... $535,000 28, 2021. Abigail H. Kim, #23024-49 Grade 12 ...... 189 Holding Company - Public and Private ...... $47,375,000 Kathy Kreag Williams Attorney for Petitioner Grade 12+/Adult (13) ...... 3 Common School Loans ...... $109,768 Clerk, Hamilton County Superior Court Date: July 20, 2021 TOTAL ...... 2,291 TOTAL ...... $48,019,768 Attorney for the Personal Kathy Kreag Williams Representative: Clerk, Hamilton County Circuit Court Assessed Valuation and Tax Rates Lisa M. Dillman RL4768 7/26/21, 8/2/21, 8/9/21 ...... Year 2020 ...... Year 2021 Assessed Valuation ...... $841,464,443 ...... $902,172,651 Rachael C. Rode 29D03-2107-EU-000343 APPLEGATE & DILLMAN Tax Rate - Education Fund ...... N/A ...... N/A Hamilton Superior Court 3 Tax Rate - Debt Service Fund ...... 0.5583 ...... 0.5963 ELDER LAW NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 2344 South Tibbs Avenue, Tax Rate - Operations Fund ...... 0.4628 ...... 0.4498 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ...... 1.0211 ...... 1.0461 Indianapolis, Indiana 46241 HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA Telephone No.: (317) 492-9569 IN THE MATTER OF THE RL4771 8/2/2021 [email protected] ESTATE OF MARGY A. [email protected] MASBAUM, Deceased Notice RL4796 8/2/21, 8/9/21 is hereby given that Dr. Ned P. Masbaum was on the 22 day — Fishers — — Court Notices — July, 2021, appointed personal STATE OF INDIANA ) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF REAL PROPERTY 29C01 -2106-MI-004126 29D03-2107-EU-000330 SS: ) representative of the Estate of Margy A. Masbaum, deceased, who died on (SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 126TH STREET AND CUMBERLAND STATE OF INDIANA ) NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED COUNTY OF Hamilton ) ROAD, FISHERS INDIANA) SS: ) ADMINISTRATION In The Hamilton Circuit Court the 27th day of May, 2021. All persons having claims against The City of Fishers, Redevelopment Commission (“Commission”) hereby COUNTY OF Hamilton ) In the Hamilton County Superior Cause No. 29C01-2107-MI-5130 provides NOTICE that the Commission is offering property generally located at In The Hamilton Circuit Court Court, Indiana. IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) said estate, whether or not now due, must file the claim in the Office of the Southwest Corner of 126th Street and Cumberland Road, Fishers, Indiana and Cause No. 29C01 -2106-MI-004126 Estate Number 29D03-21 07-EU- MARGARET SUE LILE ) identified by property identification no. 15-11-31-00-00-025.000 (“Property”) IN RE NAME CHANGE OF: ) 000330 Petitioner ) the Clerk of this Court within three (3) months from the date of the first for public sale. Pursuant to and consistent with Ind. Code § 36-7-14 et. seq., the HILDA ANGELICA VAZQUEZ ) Notice is hereby given that on the NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Commission prepared an offering sheet for the Property, including the offering LANCASTER, ) 8th day of July, 2021, a Petition CHANGE OF NAME publication of this notice, or within nine (9) months after the decedent’s price, which offering sheet is available to prospective buyers on request. Maps an Adult, ) for Probate of Will and Issuance MARGARET SUE LILE and plats showing the size and location of Property is available for inspection at Petitioner. ) of Letters Testamentary and for whose mailing address is: 10508 death, whichever is earlier, or the claims will be forever barred. the City of Fishers. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR Unsupervised Administration was Connaught Drive, Carmel, IN 46032, General Information: CHANGE OF NAME filed in the matter of the Estate of HAMILTON County, Indiana hereby Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, this 22 day of July, 2021. 1) Date and Time Offers Due: By or Before August 16, 2021 at 10:00 a.m. Petitioner, Hilda Angelica Vazquez Jack D. VanderWier, deceased, who gives notice that MARGARET SUE Offers must be provided in writing, in pdf format, via email at the following: Lancaster, whose mailing address is: died on the 10th day of February, LILE has filed a petition, in the Kathy Kreag Williams Clerk of the Superior Court 3 [email protected] and [email protected]. All offers 1463 Momingcrest Court Carmel, 2021, and that on the 15th day of HAMILTON Circuit Court requesting shall be addressed to the attention of the Commission and must be sent to both Indiana 46280, Hamilton County, July, 2021, David D. VanderWier was that name be changed to Sue T Lile. For Hamilton County, Indiana Attorney for the Estate: email addresses. The Commission, at a designated time properly noticed, will Indiana hereby gives notice that on appointed Personal Representative Notice is further given that hearing open and consider written offers for the Property during the week of August 16th. the 11 day of June, 2021, she filed a of the Last Will and Testament of will be held on said Petition on Beth A. Sease, #11321-49 BURRUS & SEASE LLP 2) Location of Property: Southwest Corner of 126th Street and Cumberland petition in the Hamilton Circuit Court, Jack D. VanderWier, deceased, and October 8, 2021, at 10:00 o’clock am. Road, and offers may be made for a portion of the Property on a per. acre basis. requesting that her name be changed was authorized to administer the said One Hamilton County Square, Suite 410 W. Oak Street Zionsville, IN 46077 3) Bids submitted by a trust (as defined in Ind Code § 30-4-1-1(a)) must to Hilda Angelica Vazquez. Estate without Court supervision. 337, Noblesville, In. 46060. identify each: Notice is further given that a All persons having claims against MARGARET SUE LILE (317) 873-2150 RL4785 8/2/21, 8/9/21 (A) beneficiary of the trust; and hearing will be held on said Petition said Estate, whether or not now due, Petitioner (B) settlor empowered to revoke or modify the trust. on the 8th day of October, 2021, at must file the claim in the office of Date: July 19, 2021 29D02-2107-MI-004988 4) Offers: May consist of consideration in the form of cash, other property, 10:00 o’clock am. Any person has the the Clerk of this Court within three Kathy Kreag Williams Hamilton Superior Court 2 or a combination of cash and other property. If offering other property, the offer right to appear at the hearing and to (3) months from the date of the first Judicial Officer STATE OF INDIANA ) must be accompanied by evidence of the property’s fair market value that is file objections. publication of this notice, or within RL4766 7/26/21, 8/2/21, 8/9/21 SS: ) satisfactory to the Commission, in its sole discretion. HILDA ANGELICA VAZQUEZ nine (9) months after the decedent’s COUNTY OF Hamilton ) 5) Commission Discretion: The Commission reserves the right to reject any LANCASTER death, whichever is earlier, or the 29D01-2107-EU-000346 In The Hamilton Superior Court bids and may make awards to the highest and best bidders. Petitioner claims will be forever barred. Altman, Poindexter & Wyatt LLC Cause No. 29D02-2107-MI-004988 6) In determining the best bids, the Commission will consider the following Date: July 1, 2021 Dated at Hamilton County, Indiana, Anne Hensley Poindexter IN RE THE NAME CHANGE OF ) factors: Kathy Kreag Williams this July 15, 2021. 90 Executive Drive, Suite G DONNA M. SAVAGE A/K/A ) a) The size and character of the improvements proposed to be made on the Clerk, Hamilton County Circuit Court Kathy Kreag Williams Carmel, IN 46032 DONNA M. HOOKER, ) Property. RL4769 7/26/21, 8/2/21, 8/9/21 Clerk of the Hamilton County (317)350-1000 AN ADULT, ) b) The plans and ability to improve the Property with reasonable Superior Court NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED Trampas Whalin, Attorney promptness. Lindsey B. Pianowski ADMINISTRATION NOTICE c) Whether the Property when improved will be sold or rented. (Attorney No. 29622-46) In the Superior Court of Hamilton To all interested persons. d) The price offered. Sarah N. Wodrich County, Indiana. You are notified that a Petition to e) Factors that will assure the Commission that the sale will further the Thanks (Attorney No. 34709-71) Notice is hereby given that Judith change name has been filed by Donna execution of the redevelopment plan and best serve the interest of the community, Sanders • Pianowski, LLP S. Proffitt was on the 21st day of M. Savage a/k/a Donna M. Hooker from the standpoint of both human and economic welfare. for reading 300 Riverwalk Drive July 2021, appointed Personal within 7 days last past to change f) Any other factors permissible under Ind. Code 36-7-14 et. seq. Elkhart, Indiana 46516 Representative of the Estate of John the name of Donna M. Savage a/k/a 7) Availability: the Property may not be available for transfer and conveyance (574) 294-1499 D. Proffitt, deceased, who died on the Donna M. Hooker to be changed to until on or after September 1, 2021. The Reporter Attorneys for Estate 30th day of June 2021. Donna M. Savage. The petition was RL4792 7/30/21, 8/6/21 RL4765 7/26/21, 8/2/21 All persons who have claims against filed with the Hamilton Superior this Estate, whether or not now due, Court Room 2 on the 15th day of July, must file the claim in the office of 2021, and it will be heard on the 23rd the clerk of this Court within three day of Sept. 2021 at 9:30 o’clock (3) months from the date of the first a. m. Any person has the right to publication of this notice, or within appear at the hearing of said Petition nine (9) months after the Decedent’s and/or file objections thereto. death, whichever is earlier, or the The named Petitoner is represented Public Notice Deadline: 5 p.m. Friday claims will be forever barred. by Trampas Whalin, Dollard Evans Dated at Noblesville, Indiana, on Whalin LLP, 920 Logan St. Suite 200, July 21, 2021. Noblesville IN 46060.. Kathy Kreag Williams Dated: July 20, 2021 Clerk of the Superior Court for Kathy Kreag Williams [email protected] Hamilton County, Indiana Clerk, Hamilton County RL4767 7/26/21, 8/2/21 RL4786 8/2/21, 8/9/21, 8/16/21 Week of Aug. 2, 2021 Public Notices A9

— Westfield — ORDINANCE 21-32 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WESTFIELD, INDIANA REPEALING AND REPLACING THE CITY’S ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE WHEREAS, The City of Westfield, (“City”) is a duly formed municipal (5) Do not provide adequate shelter, food, water, space, or veterinary care as (F) Nothing in this section shall prohibit hunting or fishing, as permitted by the corporation within the State of Indiana, governed by its duly elected Mayor and defined in this chapter. law of the state and the rules and regulations of the state department of natural Common Council (“Council”); and, Recognized Training Facility means any person holding a state kennel license resources. WHEREAS, the City needs to update its animal control ordinance; and and a business license for either of the purposes described in this definition. (G) Nothing in this section shall prohibit the use of commercially sold poisons WHEREAS, it is imperative that the City implement a responsible and Riding School or Stable means a commercial pet establishment that has available for the control of rats, mice, groundhogs, moles or other similar rodents as long as thoughtful animal control ordinance that addresses its growing population and for hire, boarding or riding instruction any horse, burro, donkey, pony or mule. the person using the poisons uses reasonable care to ensure that neither domestic highlights its sense of place and well-being. Running at Large means any animal that leaves or strays from the land owned, animals nor livestock are exposed to the poisons. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the rented or leased by the owner or possessor of the animal or that the animal is not (H) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $2,500.00 per occurrence. City of Westfield, Indiana, that: under direct control as defined in this section. If the Court find that a person has violated this section the Court may, in its Section 1. Chapter 10 in the current City Code of Ordinances is repealed in its Shelter (adequate) means providing protective cover for a domestic animal discretion, order other owned pets be seized by law enforcement with ownership entirety and replaced with the following. appropriate for its species and offering adequate space to ensure the animal’s safety relinquished to the Humane Society for Hamilton County, order the forfeiture of CHAPTER 10 – ANIMALS and good health. Adequate shelter should: future pet ownership within the City, order counseling or order the animal owner to Section 10-1. Adoption of State Law (1) Be structurally sound, maintained in good repair, and constructed with pay restitution. Notwithstanding any judgement under this section, animal cruelty, (A) All laws of the state which pertain to the regulation and control of animals, material that protects the animal from injury; animal neglect or animal abandonment cases may also be prosecuted according to including but not limited to their ownership, licensing, harboring, abandonment, (2) Allow the animal easy access in and out; the Indiana State Statute—Ind. Code § 35-46-3-12. running at large, rabies control and quarantine, pursuit, capture, confinement, the (3) Have a weather resistant top, bottom, and sides; Section 10-6. Animal Bites and Quarantine prevention and control of diseases of domestic animals, and the active rules and (4) Have an opening on no more than one side that allows the animal to (A) Every case of a human bitten by a domestic or wild animal shall be reported regulations of the state board of health and unlawful acts relating thereto which are remain dry and have a floor that is level, dry, and raised, if necessary, to prevent promptly to the Police Department. The person owning any animal reported to not inconsistent with this chapter are made a part or this title by reference. water/snow from entering the structure; have bitten any person shall keep such animal quarantined not less than ten days. (B) The sections of this chapter are not to replace state laws, but are to be (5) Have a solid roof sloped away from the entrance, be free from cracks, Any animal showing signs of illness must be taken to the veterinarian of the considered supplementary and in addition to the laws of the state and are to be fully depressions, and rough areas that might be conducive to insects, parasites, and other Humane Society of Hamilton County for quarantine and notification to the Police enforced where not inconsistent with those laws. Any violation of the state statute pests; Department must be made by the custodian of the signs of illness. which is an infraction by state law, is a violation under the state statute. (6) Be of adequate size to allow the animal to stand erect with the animal’s (B) It is the duty of the person bitten or the person’s parent or guardian to Section 10-2. Definitions. head up, turn around easily, and to sit and lie down in a comfortable and normal make the report in conformance with title 410 IAC 1-2.3-52, as amended. Law The following words, terms and phrases, when used in this chapter, shall have position; enforcement K-9 dogs are exempted from this section. the meanings ascribed to them in this section, except where the context clearly (7) When the temperature is 80 degrees or higher, or whenever appropriate Section 10-7. Commercial Animal Establishments. indicates a different meaning: for a particular dog’s breed, age, body and health condition, offer adequate shade (A) Standards for commercial animal establishments and animal care facilities Abandoned means to desert any animal or leave any animals without making during daylight hours—provided by trees, a tarp or other means - that prevents include all of the following: provisions for long term care of that animal or to leave in a place without the overheating or discomfort to the animal; and (1) The establishment must be operated in such a manner as not to constitute expressed permission of the property owner, custodian or tenant of the property. (8) When the temperature is 40 degrees or lower, or whenever appropriate a public nuisance; This term does not include leaving an animal in a place that is temporarily vacated for a particular dog’s breed, age, body and health condition, include sufficient, dry (2) The establishment shall provide an isolation area for animals that are for the protection of human life during a disaster. bedding material or other means of protection from the weather that will allow the sick or diseased to be placed in so as not to spread disease to healthy animals; Acclimated means the point at which an animal has adapted to a new animal to retain body heat when the weather is colder than what an animal of that (3) All animals must be kept caged within a secure enclosure that provides temperature, climate, or environment. Factors such as body size and shape, hair breed and condition can comfortably tolerate. for adequate space as defined in this chapter, or they must be under the control of coat, body condition, and the animal’s overall health greatly influence the time Space (adequate) means any area in which an animal is confined should be the owner at all times; required for an animal to acclimate to these high or low temperatures. suitable for the animal’s species, size, age, and breed, allowing the animal to turn (4) The establishment must provide the level of care provided for in the Adult Dog/Cat means any dog or cat that is three months of age or older for the about freely, stand, sit, lie, and move comfortably and in a normal position. Sick City’s animal care ordinances to all animals kept on the premises; purposes of rabies vaccinations/tags. and injured animals should be confined as directed by a veterinarian. (5) The establishment shall not engage in any acts of cruelty, mistreatment, Animal means every living non-human vertebrate creature. Tufts Animal Care and Condition Scales (TACC) Tufts Animal Care and or neglect as defined in this chapter; Animal Control Officer means any person who is authorized to implement and Condition scales are scales developed for use by veterinarians, animal control (6) The establishment will not sell animals that are un-weaned or diseased; enforce City animal care and control ordinances as defined in state statues. officers, police, and cruelty investigators by Tufts Center for Animals and Public (7) The establishment shall permit the animal control officer to inspect at Animal Cruelty means an intentional or malicious act(s) whereby unnecessary or Policy for the purpose of assessing body condition, weather and environmental any and all times the premises where the animals are kept; unjustifiable pain, suffering or death is caused. safety, and physical care in dogs. (B) An animal care facility and/or commercial animal establishment includes but Animal Neglect has the same definition as found in Ind. Code § 35-46-3-0.5(5). Unsanitary Conditions means animal housing or quarters, including exercise is not limited to: Auction means a commercial animal establishment where animals are regularly areas, that are contaminated by health hazards, irritants, items or conditions that (1) Auction bought, sold, traded, etc., through a bidding process; i.e., a flea market. endanger or pose a risk to an animal’s health, including but not limited to: (2) Shelter Authorized Veterinarian means any person licensed or permitted to practice (1) Excessive animal waste, garbage and trash (3) Animal daycare veterinary medicine under the laws of the state, and having had no previous (2) Standing water or mud, (4) Breeding or boarding facility judgements related to their practice of veterinary medicine. (3) Rancid/contaminated food or water, (5) Humane society Animal Hoarding means (1) collecting animals and failing to provide them (4) Fumes, foul or noxious odor, air, hazardous chemicals or poisons, (6) Animal training facility with adequate shelter and care, (2) collecting dead animals that are not properly (5) Decaying material, (7) Flea market disposed of, and/or (3) collecting, housing or harboring animals in filthy, unsanitary (6) Uncontrolled parasite or rodent infestation, or (8) Circus conditions that constitute a health hazard to the animals being kept, to the (7) Areas that contain nails, screws, broken glass, broken boards, pits, (9) Riding school or stable individual(s) residing at the property, or to the animals or residents of an adjacent poisons, sharp implements or other items that could cause injury, illness or death to (10) Veterinary hospital property. an animal. (11) Zoological Park Approved Breeders referred to as “hobby breeders” means persons who focus Ventilation (adequate) means fresh air sufficient to provide for the health of an (12) Pet shop their efforts on the health and betterment of the breed and operate with less than animal. (13) Pet grooming shop twenty (20) unaltered female dogs that are at least twelve (12) months of age. Veterinary Care (adequate) means care provided under the direction of a (14) Kennels Approved Breeders shall follow the AKC’s Guidelines for Responsible Breeding licensed veterinarian and includes medical care necessary to maintain an animal’s (15) Permanent fairgrounds including but not limited to: health and prevent unnecessary suffering. Adequate care is based on age, species (C) All commercial animal establishments, other than a circus temporarily located (1) Provide adequate care, shelter, space, and veterinary care to all breeding and breed, and the potential for a disease or condition to spread to other animals within the City for less than ten days per year, shall be located at a permanent dogs and puppies as defined in this chapter; or humans, including but not limited to: (1) ongoing infections; (2) infestation of building or facility and shall be permitted at that location by a special use permit (2) Screen buyers to ensure they can afford appropriate care and provide parasites; (3) any disease; or (4) any medical condition or injury where withholding or other applicable zoning permit, commercial breeding, and/or Hamilton County puppies a safe home; or neglecting to provide such care would endanger the health or welfare of the Sheriff’s Office Breeder’s Permit, where applicable. (3) Require a purchase contract informing City residents of the mandatory animal. (D) The City of Westfield adopts the Code of Federal Regulations, 9 C.F.R § 3.1 spay and neuter ordinance and free breeder’s permit option; Veterinary Hospital means a commercial animal establishment maintained and through 3.19 as the standards for operation and inspection of kennels. The Hamilton (4) Require the return to breeder policy should the purchaser be unable to operated by a licensed veterinarian for surgery, disease diagnosis, and treatment of County Sheriff’s Office, or the Sheriff’s designee, shall be the agency authorized to keep the puppy for any reason; and disease and injuries of animals. inspect kennels. (5) Obtain a Breeder’s Permit from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. Water (adequate) means water that is clean, fresh, potable water sufficient to (E) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. Backyard Breeders are defined as: prevent dehydration, properly sustain health, and prevent significant risk to the (F) Puppy Mills, as defined in this chapter, will not be permitted in the City. (1) Individuals who allow for the careless home breeding of more than one animal’s health. Snow, ice, rancid or contaminated water are excluded from the Section 10-8. Feral cats. female dog at a time; definition of adequate water. (A) The City may establish a fund, provide services, or an approved assistance (2) Individuals with less than twenty (20) unaltered female dogs that are Wild Animal means an animal that lives in the wild or is not domesticated program to offset the costs of trapping, neutering, and vaccinating captured feral at least twelve (12) months of age, that do not adhere to good breeding and sale (excluding feral cats). This chapter is not intended to regulate wild and/or exotic cats that can be returned to an appropriate, controlled, protected and registered practices or do not provide dogs and/or puppies adequate care as defined in this animals. Regulation of wild and or exotic animals is governed through the State of colony site. Caregivers for such colonies, whether one or several animals, may be chapter; Indiana, 312 IAC, Article 9, Fish and Wildlife. aided by the City, County, or the approved assistance program in providing traps for (3) Individuals who sell un-weaned (under 8 weeks old) and/or diseased Zoological Park means a commercial animal establishment displaying or the capture of the cat, transportation to a spay/neuter facility and offsetting costs, to puppies; exhibiting, without the primary purpose of selling, one or more species of non- the extent that funding is available. (4) Individuals who breed more than one female dog, for commercial domesticated animals operated by a person or governmental agency. (B) Each feral cat colony will be registered by the caregivers with Low Cost reasons, that have not obtained a Breeder’s Permit from the Hamilton County Section 10-3. Duties and Responsibilities of Animal Owners. Spay Neuter Clinic, Inc. which will maintain current and historical information Sheriff’s Office; (A) Any owner of an animal, including livestock, kept in the City shall see that on caregivers, education for new caregivers, and assistance for persons found in (5) This definition does not apply to humane societies, rescue groups, or such animal has access to adequate food, water, and space as defined in this chapter, violation of this chapter. foster homes. and that the following conditions; if applicable; are met: (C) Approved assistance programs for feral cat colonies within the City will Bait is using an animal as a lure to provoke an attack upon that animal for the (1) Animals are kept in a safe, clean, sanitary and healthy manner and are exist only with the approval of the home owner or neighborhood association, if purpose of dog fighting or to cause the intentional harm or death of that animal. not confined so as to be forced to stand, sit or lie in its own excrement. The person applicable, in which the colonies are to exist. Care (adequate and humane) means providing an animal with the following: (1) responsible for the animal shall regularly, and as often as necessary, maintain all (D) It shall be unlawful for a person to provide food, water or shelter to a colony adequate food and water; (2) adequate shelter (3) adequate space; and (4) adequate animal areas or areas of animal contact to prevent odor or health and sanitation of feral cats, unless; veterinary care, as defined in this chapter, necessary to maintain the health of the problems. (1) The colony is an approved managed colony, registered with Low Cost animal with regard to its specific age, size, species and breed. (2) Dog and cat owners must ensure their pets have access to adequate Spay Neuter Clinic, Inc.; Circus means a commercial animal establishment variety show featuring animals shelter as defined in this chapter. (2) The food, water or shelter is provided in conjunction with the as public entertainment. (3) Dog and cat owners must ensure their pets are current on all required implementation of trap, neuter, and return methodology as set forth below; and City means the City of Westfield. vaccinations including Rabies as well as distemper and parvovirus inoculations. (3) The caregiver is using ear tipping on feral cats in order to be identified as Colony means a group of one or more feral cats. (4) Animals are protected against abuse, cruelty, neglect, or any other a spayed or neutered and a vaccinated member of a managed colony. Colony caretaker means an authorized person who provides food, water and mistreatment. (E) An approved feral cat colony caretaker, in order to obtain control of the feral shelter for feral cats in a registered colony. (5) Animals receive adequate veterinary care as defined in this chapter, and cat population in the City shall: Commercial Animal Establishment means any pet shop, auction, flea market, if diseased or exhibiting symptoms of disease, receives proper medical care and is 1. Humanely trap and sterilize (spay/neuter) and left ear-tip all cats that can be riding school or stable, pet grooming shop, zoological park, circus, kennel, segregated from other animals so as to prevent transmittal of the disease; and captured by an authorized veterinarian. veterinary hospital, or puppy mill as defined in this chapter. (6) Animals are maintained in compliance with all applicable federal, state 2. Vaccinate, as required by law, all cats that can be captured: Competent Person as referenced herein means a person possessing the ability and local laws and all regulations respecting animal care and control as are adopted a. Against rabies, preferably with a three-year vaccine; and and proficiency to identify when an animal is in danger and/or exhibiting signs of by the City. b. Any other infectious disease as mandated by law. suffering or distress, as well as the ability to adequately intervene. (7) Every owner of every animal kept in the City shall see that such animal 3. Colony caretakers shall have a licensed veterinarian evaluate the health of Vicious Animal means any animal that attacks, bites or injures human beings, shall have proper and adequate food that is nutritionally appropriate for the species all trapped feral cats. Seriously ill or injured cats with no reasonable prognosis for pets, companion animals or livestock or which, because of temperament, in adequate amounts to maintain good health, fresh potable drinking water, shelter humane rehabilitation for survival outdoors will be humanely euthanized. conditioning, or training, has a known propensity to attack, bite or injure human and ventilation, including quarters that are protected from excessive heat and cold 4. Release all non-feral cats to animal control or humane society for adoption beings, pets, companion animals or livestock. No dog may be declared vicious and are of sufficient size to permit the animal to exercise and move about freely. or placement in accordance with the law. if a threat, injury or damage was sustained by a person who, at the time, was (8) Animals shall not be tethered by use of a choke collar. 5. Make every attempt to remove kittens from the colony by eight weeks of committing a willful trespass or other tort upon the premises occupied by the owner (B) In addition to the general requirements of the Duties and Responsibilities of age for domestication, spay/neuter, and placement. or keeper of the dog or was teasing, tormenting, abusing, or assaulting the dog Animal Owners in this section, every owner or keeper of an animal kept in the City 6. Make every attempt to remove sick or injured cats from the colony for or has, in the past, been observed or reported to have teased, tormented, abused (excluding livestock) shall see that: immediate veterinary care or humane euthanasia. or assaulted the dog or was committing or attempting to commit a crime. The (1) Animals kept outdoors have access to adequate shelter, food, water, and (F) Colony caretakers shall: definition shall not be construed to include dogs that are part of a governmental space, as defined in this chapter, in all weather conditions. 1. Abide by the standard guidelines devised by this chapter, animal control or organization or a trained guard dog in performance of its duties. (2) In accordance to the Tufts Animal Care and Condition Scales, when the its designee, regarding the provisions of food, water, and shelter and veterinary care Direct Control means immediate and continuous physical control of an temperature is: for the cats within the managed colony. animal (excluding herding dogs; dogs in the process of hunting; police dogs; a. At or below 40°F, or whenever appropriate for a particular dog’s 2. Ensure responsibility and arrangements for feeding the cat colony regularly service animals, dogs participating in a registered field trial, obedience trial, and breed, age, body, and health condition, animals must have access to adequate throughout the year, including weekends, holidays and vacations of the feral cat confirmation show and/or match) at all times such as by means of a fence, leash, shelter, food, water, and space, including adequate, dry bedding material or other caregiver. cord or chain of sufficient strength to restrain the animal. When an animal is means of protection from the weather that will allow the animal to retain body heat 3. Maintain proof of sterilization, vaccination, tattoo or implant and medical specifically trained to immediately respond to oral or visual commands, the term when the weather is colder than what an animal of that breed and condition can records from a licensed veterinarian at all times. These records must be provided to “direct control” includes oral or visual control while on private property with comfortably tolerate, or, they must have continued and uninterrupted access to a the Humane Society, Low Cost Spay Neuter Clinic Inc., or law enforcement upon permission of the property owner. Oral control shall at all times prevent the animal climate controlled facility, request. from running at large or otherwise violating this chapter. b. At or above 80°F, or whenever appropriate for a particular dog’s breed, (G) Any law enforcement authority may impound feral cats in violation of this Domestic Animal means a dog, cat, or any other animal such as a rabbit, guinea age, body, and health condition, animals must have access to adequate shelter, food, section. Any feral cat impounded by law enforcement authority that bears an pig, lizard, iguana, hamster, ferret, mouse, snake, spider, bird, or gerbil, which water, and space, including adequate shade during daylight hours—provided by appropriate ear-tipping indicating it belongs to a managed colony may, at the may normally be held, sold, or maintained as a pet. The City Council reserves the trees, a tarp or other means--that prevents overheating or discomfort to the animal, discretion of law enforcement, be returned to its managed colony unless illness or right to amend this definition by adding or deleting animals as from time to time or, they must have continued and uninterrupted access to a climate-controlled injury present an imminent danger to public health or safety. determine to be an animal which has been domesticated. facility, (H) Any person or caregiver determined to be in violation of subsections (D), (E) Feral Cat means any cat that has no apparent owner or identification and is wild, (3) In extreme weather conditions and temperatures—including a heat or (F) shall be issued a written warning and be allowed a period of time to come untamed, unsocialized, unmanageable and unable to be approached or handled. advisory, wind chill warning, or tornado warning that has been issued by local, into compliance or provide satisfactory evidence of working to achieve compliance. Food (adequate) means providing the appropriate quantity of non-contaminated state, or national authority—animals must be monitored by a competent person and Failure to comply shall result in a violation of this chapter. A person violating this and nutritionally adequate food, fed according to age, size, species and breed have access to adequate shelter, food, water, and space, including adequate bedding Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. Caregivers in violation of this requirements, which is sufficient to prevent starvation, malnutrition or risk to the and/or shade as described in this section, or, continued and uninterrupted access to a section will lose caretaker privilege and will become subject to all sections of this animal’s health. Garbage or spoiled /rancid food is not considered adequate food. climate controlled facility. chapter. Garbage includes, but is not limited to, animal or vegetable refuse, by-product of (4) Cases will be investigated by law enforcement on an individual basis Section 10-9. Vicious animals. a restaurant, kitchen or meat-/poultry-processing establishment, spoiled/rancid food using the Tufts Animal Care and Condition Scales to determine the proper resources (A) Any animal who has been the subject of a prior judgement in which a court and refuse accumulation of animal, fruit or vegetable matter, liquid or otherwise and care necessary to ensure each animal’s safety and well-being based on its breed, made a finding that the animal was dangerous, violent or vicious, will be considered that is normally discarded. age, body and health condition, and acclimation to the environment and weather an animal deemed vicious for purposes of this section. Grooming Establishment means any place of business, stationary or mobile, conditions. (B) It shall be unlawful for any person to cause, permit, accompany or be which accepts private pets for bathing, clipping, dipping, pedicuring or other related (C) Nothing in this section shall prohibit or restrict the use of livestock guard responsible for the presence of any dog, cat or other animal deemed vicious on the services, but not to include breeding, dentistry or overnight boarding. dogs, livestock working dogs, or dogs that are engaged in lawful hunting activities, streets or public places of the City or allow the animal to run on the premises of Guard Dog/Watch Dog means any dog trained by a recognized training facility, if the dogs are accompanied and monitored by the owner or custodian of the dogs. another at any time. Upon impounding an animal deemed vicious for any reason, as defined in this chapter, for the purpose of protecting individuals from assault and/ (D) Nothing in this section shall restrict an owner / keeper from allowing an the animal control officer may, for reasons of public safety, retain the animal at the or preventing property loss or damage. animal to be outside for reasonable amounts of time during extreme temperatures to impoundment facility until disposition by the appropriate court. Guide Dog means a properly trained dog certified by a licensed training acilityf relieve itself and exercise if the animal is being monitored by a competent person. (C) The following additional precautions shall be taken by the owners, possessors, that has an expertise in training dogs for physically impaired persons and that is (E) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. or custodians of animals deemed vicious: being used by a person to assist in that physical impairment. Section 10-4. Vaccination of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets. (1) In addition to the requirements in Section 10-11 (Restraint of Animals; Harborer/Caregiver means any person who performs acts of providing care, (A) See IAC Title 345: Indiana State Board of Animal Health. Animals at Large), the owner of a dog deemed vicious who maintains said dog out- shelter, protection, restraint, refuge, food or nourishment in such a manner as to (B) All dogs and cats three months of age and older must be vaccinated against of-doors shall fence a portion of the property with a second perimeter or area fence. control an animal’s activities. rabies. The rabies vaccination of a dog, cat, or ferret shall be maintained by ongoing Within this perimeter or area fence, said animal must be humanely confined inside Humane Society is an incorporated organization that has a nonprofit status with revaccination of the animal as follows: a pen or kennel of adequate size. The pen or kennel may not share common fencing the Internal Revenue Service for which the central purpose is to provide for the (1) Ferrets shall be initially vaccinated and revaccinated within twelve (12) with the area or perimeter fence. The kennel or pen must have secure sides and a protection of animals. months of the prior vaccination. secure top attached to all sides. The sides must either be buried two feet into the Humane Trap means any device used for capturing an animal without inflicting (2) Dogs and cats that are vaccinated with a rabies vaccine the label of ground, sunken into a concrete pad, or securely attached to a wire bottom. The gate injury, pain or suffering and which provides adequate ventilation for the trapped which recommends annual boosters shall be revaccinated within twelve (12) to the kennel shall be of the inward-opening type and shall be kept locked except animal. months of the prior vaccination. when tending to the animal’s needs such as cleaning the kennel or providing food Impoundment means the act of taking physical possession and control of an (3) Dog and cats that are vaccinated with a rabies vaccine the label of which and water. animal by an animal control officer or other officer empowered to act by law and recommends a booster one year later and triennially thereafter shall be revaccinated (2) Whenever a dog deemed vicious is outside of its enclosure as provided transporting it to an animal control facility or humane society. within thirty-six (36) months of each vaccination thereafter. for in this subsection, but on the owner’s property, it must be attended to by the Imminent Danger means an immediate threat of harm. (C) The owner of the animal is responsible for procuring the vaccinations required owner and restrained by a secure collar and leash of sufficient strength to prevent Inhumane Trap means any device used for capturing an animal that may inflict by this section. escape. The leash shall be no longer than ten feet, and the animal must be kept at injury or pain; including but not limited to snares, leg traps or similar devices. (D) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. least 15 feet within the perimeter boundaries of the property unless the perimeter Livestock includes horses, cows, goats, pigs or any other four-legged animal, Section 10-5. Cruelty, Neglect and Abandonment of Animals boundary is securely fenced. excluding dogs and cats, used for pleasure or profit. Fowl are expressly included (A) A person who: (3) No dog deemed vicious shall be chained, tethered, or otherwise tied to within this definition. (1) willfully or maliciously kills, abuses, maims, tortures, or disfigures any any inanimate object such as a tree, post or building, outside of its own enclosure as Managed Colony means a colony of feral cats that are registered with the animal or willfully or maliciously administers poison to any animal or exposes any provided for in this subsection. humane society, or designee and is maintained by a colony caretaker using Trap- poisonous substance with the intent that the poisonous substance shall be taken and (4) The owner shall post the premises with a clearly visible warning sign Neuter-Release (TNR). swallowed by such animal; that displays a brightly-colored and clearly visible warning symbol that informs Monitored means that the animal is controlled by means of a leash or other (2) overloads, overworks, torments, or intentionally deprives an animal of children of the presence of a vicious dog. device held by a competent person, or is sufficiently near the owner or handler as to its necessary food, water or shelter resulting in preventable suffering or death; (D) This section shall not apply to law enforcement dogs. be under his or her direct control as defined in this chapter, and is obedient to that (3) beats, mutilates, uses for the purposes of bait as defined in this chapter, (E) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. person’s command; is on or within a vehicle being driven or parked; or is confined or causes said actions to occur; or Section 10-10. Disposition of dead animals. to the owner or handler’s property and within visual range of a competent person. (4) engages in any of the following: (A) A person finding a dead domestic animal or large undomesticated animal Owner means any person who owns, harbors, keeps, feeds, maintains, has lawful a. owns, possesses, keeps or trains any animal with the intent that such or the surviving young of either within the City shall call the Westfield Police possession of, or knowingly causes or knowingly permits an animal to be harbored animal shall be engaged in an exhibition of fighting; Department. It is the responsibility of the Police Department to notify the or kept or has an animal in his care or who permits an animal to remain on or about b. builds, makes, maintains, or keeps a pit on premises owned or appropriate authorities, be it the highway department/animal control, in a timely his premises for thirty (30) consecutive days or more; provided, however, this shall occupied by the animal owner or allows a pit to be built, made, maintained or kept manner. not include a person hired or acting as custodian of the animal for its owner, and on said premises for the purposes of an exhibition of animal fighting; (B) It shall be unlawful for a person to allow the body, or parts thereof, of any shall not include colony caretakers of registered colonies of feral cats. c. encourages, instigates, promotes or assists in an exhibition of animal dead animal to be kept, held, or disposed of in violation of this section, as follows: Pet Shop means a commercial animal establishment engaging in the retail sale of fighting or intentional combat; or (1) No person who operates a slaughterhouse, butcher shop or other place in animals. d. charges admission; is an assistant, umpire or participant; or is present the City shall permit any parts of offal of dead animals that are not fit and intended Police Officer means any law enforcement officer empowered to make arrests or as a spectator to any exhibition of animal fighting or combat; commits Animal for use as food to accumulate or be kept on such premises for over twenty-four (24) cause to be issued summonses in the City. Cruelty under this section. hours after being received, or after the death of such animal; Provoke means to cause an occurrence or make something happen resulting in an (B) A person who owns or confines any animal and fails to supply it with adequate (2) No person shall skin, dismember, dissect, cut up or dispose of the body animal becoming angry or violent. shelter, food, water, space or veterinary care, as defined in this chapter, with such of a dead animal, or any parts thereof in the City, unless the person is regularly Puppy means any dog that is under the age of three (3) months for the purposes acts committed without malicious or punitive intent commits Animal Neglect under engaged in such business of killing and disposing of such animals for use as food or of rabies vaccinations/tags. this section. otherwise, and is so authorized by law, or does so for the person’s own use; and Puppy Mill refers to any sized commercial animal establishment that breeds (C) A person who abandons an animal in a residence or other owned property (3) No person shall possess, keep, use or dispose of anywhere in the City, more than one female dog at a time and does not adhere to good breeding, care and or tethers an animal outside for the purposes of abandonment at a residence, a dead animal or parts thereof, or offal of a live animal in any manner that creates sale practices. Different than a “Back Yard Breeder,” Puppy Mills are commercial place of business, or the Humane Society for Hamilton County commits Animal offensive odors or sights, or constitutes a public nuisance which affects health and operations that: Abandonment under this section. comfort in any respect. (1) Sell puppies without screening of the purchaser; (D) Any animal control officer or other officer empowered to act by law may (C) Nothing in this section shall prohibit the legal handling and processing of (2) Sell un-weaned (under 8 weeks of age) or diseased puppies; impound any animal found to be the victim of animal cruelty, animal neglect or game harvested under legal hunting or fishing practices, as permitted by the law of (3) Isolate breeding dogs from human interaction in unhealthy, often animal abandonment. the state and the rules and regulations of the state department of natural resources deplorable, conditions; (E) Nothing in the section shall be deemed to prohibit the humane slaughter of (D) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. (4) House breeding dogs in crates, kennels, trailers, garages, barns, etc., livestock or poultry in conformance with all applicable rules and regulations of the without access to light or exercise or; state board of health and the United States Food and Drug Administration. RL4797 page 1 of 2 8/2/21 A10 Public Notices Week of Aug. 2, 2021

— Westfield — ORDINANCE 21-32 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WESTFIELD, INDIANA REPEALING AND REPLACING THE CITY’S ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE Section 10-11. Restraint of Animals; Animals at Large Section 10-17. Animal Waste. assist the person with their disability. (A) It shall be unlawful for any owner or possessor of any animal to allow such The owner of every animal shall be responsible for the removal of any feces (C) Upon receiving a satisfactory affirmative answer to the above questions, the animal to run at large, whether wearing a collar and tag or not, within the City. Any deposited by his animal on public property, public walks, public parks, beaches, animal may accompany its handler into the part of the City building available to the and all such animals found running at large, whether wearing a collar and tag or not, recreation areas or private property of others. Owners of service dogs may be general public. shall be immediately impounded by officers of the animal control unit or any police exempted from this section. A person violating this Section may be fined up to (D) The animal must be under the handler’s control by a harness, leash, or other officer. The officers may pursue the animal onto private property to effect capture of $500.00 per occurrence. tether. such animal. Section 10-18. Lost or Stray Animals. (E) If the individual is unable to use a harness, leash, or tether because use would (B) It shall be the duty of every owner or custodian of any animal to exercise A person finding a stray animal is to notify the Humane Society within forty-eight interfere with the safe and effective performance or task by the handler, the animal reasonable care and take all necessary steps and precautions to protect other people, (48) hours. At the discretion of the Humane Society, the animal may be kept by must otherwise be under the control by voice control signals or other effective property, and animals from injuries or damage which might result from the animal’s the finder and a found pet report left with the department, to enable the finder an means of the disabled individual, as approved by the City of Westfield Department behavior. If the owner or custodian of any animal is a minor, the parent or guardian opportunity to return the animal to its rightful owner. Upon demand by the Humane Head or his/her designee. of such minor shall be jointly responsible for the minor’s violation of this chapter. Society, any found animal will be surrendered and held for a minimum of seven (F) Any person who is refused admission into a City building with an animal (C) It shall be the duty of every owner or custodian of any animal to ensure that (7) days before a disposition is made. The Humane Society is then required to hold pursuant to this Section and continues to enter the public building with the animal, the animal is kept under restraint and that reasonable care and precautions are taken the animal for a period of seven (7) days beginning the day the animal is brought may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. to prevent the animal from leaving the real property limits of its owner, possessor, to the facility. If after the seven (7) day period the animal remains unclaimed by Section 10-24. Permanent Identification of Dogs and Cats Required. or custodian, and ensure that it is: its rightful owner, the animal becomes the property of the Humane Society. A (A) A person who owns a dog or cat in the City shall ensure that each dog or cat (1) Securely and humanely enclosed within a house, building, fence, pen or person finding an animal is obligated to comply with all rules and regulations of owned by that person bears a permanent means of identification at all times, such other enclosure out of which it cannot climb, dig, jump, or otherwise escape on its this chapter pertaining to humane care and treatment of animals, while the animal that the owner of a lost or stolen dog or cat can be ascertained quickly and easily. own volition; and that such enclosure is securely locked at any time the animal is is in custody awaiting return to its actual owner. With the exception of the Humane (B) The means of identification required by this section shall be in addition to any left unattended. Society, the finder will be considered the found animal’s owner for the purpose of tags required to be worn by dogs or cats by state law or the provisions of this code, (2) Securely and humanely restrained by chain, cable or trolley, or other this section only after the animal is in the finder’s custody for 30 continuous days. and shall be either by means of: tether of sufficient strength to prevent escape. Section 10-19. Wildlife. (1) A microchip implanted in the dog or cat or animal which bears a registered (3) On a leash and under the direct control of a competent person while on For provisions on wildlife, see IAC title 312: Natural Resources Commission, identification number, and which can be read by a standard microchip scanner; or public property or property open to the public; or off a leash and obedient to that article 9: Fish and Wildlife. (2) A permanent tag attached to a durable collar worn at all times by the dog or person’s command and that person is present with the animal any time it is not Section 10-20. Animals in Vehicles. cat, and bearing the owner’s current name and telephone number. restrained as provided for in subsection (c)(1) or (c)(2) of this section while on the No animal shall be left unattended in a vehicle when the conditions in that vehicle (C) Each veterinarian or other person in the City who implants microchips as owner’s property or areas designated as dog parks. would constitute a health hazard to the animal (extreme heat or cold). No animal contemplated in this section shall, at an interval of not less than once each month, (D) The chaining of dogs is discouraged, but if it is done, the following is shall be transported on public property in any non-passenger compartment of a send to the Hamilton County animal care and control division the names, addresses, required: vehicle unless confined in an appropriate manner intended to prevent the animal and phone numbers of the owners of the dogs and cats, and the corresponding (1) It shall be unlawful for any animal to be permanently tethered between from jumping from the vehicle or being thrown from the vehicle in an accident microchip identification numbers. Such records shall be available to the animal care the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.; or to tether or confine an animal at a or rapid stop or other use of the vehicle which could cause injury to the pet, any and control division without court order. vacant structure or premises for any purpose or time when it is not monitored by a person, or property. No animal shall be transported in the trunk of any vehicle. A (D) It shall be unlawful for a person to own a dog or cat three (3) months of age competent person who is present at the property for the duration of such tethering or person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. or older which is kept in the City, and which does not bear a permanent means of confinement. Section 10-21. Animal Sacrifice. identification as provided in this Section. A person violating this Section may be (2) The animal must have shelter from the weather, yet free from becoming (A) No person shall engage in, participate in, assist in or perform animal sacrifice. fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. entangled with the tether. The animal must have access to the shelter for the No person shall own, keep, possess or harbor any animal with the purpose or Section 10-25. Additional Restrictions on Owners of Dangerous or Nuisance duration it is tethered. Adequate shelter must be kept and maintained in accordance intention of using such animal for animal sacrifice. No person shall knowingly sell, Animals. with the definition provided in Chapter 10-2 (Definitions). offer for sale, give away or transfer any animal to any person when he knows or (A) It shall be unlawful for any person who has been found in violation of (3) The tether must be at least twelve (12) feet in length with operational believes that person intends to use such animal for animal sacrifice. This section Sections 10-3 (Duties and Responsibilities of Animal Owners), 10-5 (Cruelty, swivels on both ends. If the dog is attached to a trolley system, the running line does not prohibit slaughter of animals for agriculture purposes. Neglect, and Abandonment of Animals), 10-9 (Vicious Animals), 10-11 (Restraint must be at least twelve (12) feet in length and the tether length must be greater than (B) Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit, abridge, or in any way of Animals; Animals at Large), or 10-12 (Public Nuisance Animals) to own or keep the height of the running line hinder the religious freedom of any person or group. Notwithstanding any other more than two (2) animals in the City or to own or keep any animal: (4) The animal shall not be tethered by use of a choke collar nor by any rope, provision of this act, in order to protect freedom of religion, ritual slaughter and the (1) That has not been spayed or neutered by a veterinarian; or chain or cord directly attached to the animal’s neck. The tether must be not of a handling or other preparation of livestock for ritual slaughter are exempted from the (2) That has not been implanted with a microchip with a registered weight heavy enough to cause physical damage to the animal’s neck or body. terms of this section. identification number. (5) The tether must be attached in a manner so that it cannot wrap around (C) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $2,500.00per occurrence. (B) A person who violates Section 10-24(A)of this chapter shall keep any animal vertical items such as a barrel, pole or tree. It must be able to move freely in all Section 10-22. Mandatory Sterilization of Dogs and Cats; Exceptions; owned or kept by that person outside in a structural enclosure sufficient to confine directions. Breeder’s Permit. the animal without means of escape, unless the animal is on a leash and under the (E) The owner or custodian of any guard dog or watchdog must confine such dog (A) Each dog and cat over the age of six (6) months which is kept in the City shall control of a competent person. within a perimeter fence and meet the following conditions: be sterilized and rendered incapable of reproducing by a licensed veterinarian, with (C) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. (1) The fence shall be sufficient to prevent the dog’s escape, with all points the following exceptions as long as the requirements noted herein are met: (D) A person who is under additional restrictions that commits subsequent of ingress and egress securely locked at all times. (1) A free breeder’s permit has been secured according to the process noted violations of Sections 10-3 (Duties and Responsibilities of Animal Owners), 10-5 (2) A beware of dog sign shall be conspicuously displayed on each exterior in this section; (Cruelty, Neglect, and Abandonment of Animals), 10-9 (Vicious Animals), 10-11 side of the enclosure for each 50 feet of enclosure, with a minimum of two, as well (2) Current pets are receiving adequate care, shelter, and veterinary care as (Restraint of Animals; Animals at Large), or 10-12 (Public Nuisance Animals) shall as a sign on each ingress or egress point to the enclosure. Signs shall be a minimum defined in this chapter; be subject to forfeiture of their animal to the enforcement authority and may be of ten inches high and 14 inches long. (3) The animal’s health or a special medical condition puts them at risk for prohibited by a Court from owning or keeping any animal within the City. (F) Exceptions to this section include: complications due to surgery according to an authorized veterinarian; Section 10-26. Owner Responsibility for Animal Attacks (1) Animal in involved in a scheduled dog show or obedience demonstration (4) The owner is considered an Approved Breeder as defined in this chapter (A) An owner or keeper of an animal commits a violation of this chapter if that or trial, or is legally involved in hunting or retrieving game animals; or or has obtained the appropriate Special Use Permit from the Hamilton County animal chases or approaches in an aggressive manner and /or attacks a person or (2) Animal is a certified service animal providing assistance to its handler; or Zoning Board; or another domestic animal resulting in injury who did not provoke the animal prior (3) Animal is a public safety K-9 unit working in an official capacity. (5) The owner has not surrendered an animal(s) to the Humane Society for to the attack. (G) A person violating this Section commits a Class C infraction and may be fined Hamilton County or allowed an animal to run at large. (B) It shall be a defense to prosecution under this section if: up to $500.00 per occurrence. (B) A free breeder’s permit shall be obtained by the following individuals: (1) The violation of subsection (A) occurred in an enclosure in which the Section 10-12. Public Nuisance Animals. (1) Any person who intentionally causes or accidentally allows the breeding animal was confined without means of escape, there was posted at the main (A) A public nuisance animal shall mean and include any animal that: of a dog or cat they own. entrance of the enclosure a notice to beware of the animal, and the person or animal (1) Is repeatedly found at large; (2) An Approved Breeder Commercial Animal Establishment as defined in attacked entered the enclosure without invitation; or (2) Damages the property of anyone other than the owner; this chapter; (2) the violation of subsection (A) occurred during the commission or (3) Has been deemed vicious by prior finding of a court; (3) Any person owning or having custody of a dog or cat which is older than attempted commission of, or escape from, a criminal act on the property of the (4) Attacks without provocation; six (6) months of age, which has not been sterilized for any reason other than the owner or keeper of the animal. (5) Excessively makes disturbing noises, including but not limited to exceptions noted herein. (C) A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. If continued and repeated howling, barking, whining, or other utterances causing (C) Such breeder’s permit shall: a judgement is entered under this Section, the Court, in its discretion, may enter a unreasonable disturbance or discomfort to neighbors or others in close proximity to (1) Allow the nonsterilization of animals owned by the permittee for one finding that the animal is deemed a vicious animal for purposes of Section 10-9. If the premises where the animal is kept; 12-month period after the date of issuance the violation results in the animal causing serious injury or death to any person or (6) Creates unsanitary conditions or offensive and objectionable odors (2) Allow the nonsterilization of animals owned by the permittee for the life animal, the Court upon request, may order the animal forfeited or destroyed. in enclosures or surroundings and thereby creates unreasonable disturbance or of the pet with the issuance of a letter from an authorized veterinarian stating the (D) The liability imposed by this section shall not reduce, substitute for, or in any discomfort to neighbors or others in close proximity to the premises where the animal’s health or a special medical condition puts them at risk for complications manner be deemed to be in derogation of the rights accorded victims of dog bite animal is kept; or due to surgery; injury or property damages as provided for at Ind. Code § 15-20-1-3, et seq. or by (7) Is not being kept in conformity with City zoning resolutions. (3) Require the holder of the permit to furnish the division of animal control common law. (B) A person whose animal is deemed a public nuisance animal violates this with information on the birth of each litter of dogs and cats as may be required by Section 10-27. Backyard Breeders and Puppy Mills Section and may be fined up to $1,500.00 per occurrence. Any such public nuisance the division to register the litter and be assigned a letter number for each litter. No person shall engage in, participate in, or assist with those activities defined animal may be impounded, and the owner or possessor charged for a violation of (D) The holder of a breeder’s permit shall: as a Backyard Breeder or Puppy Mill in accordance with this chapter. A person this chapter. (1) Transmit to the new owner or buyer the litter number of the animal violating this section of Section may be fined up to $1,500.00 per occurrence. Section 10-13. Report of Vehicular Collision with Animal. acquired and the breeder’s permit number in order that the new owner has assurance Section 10-28. Jurisdiction. A person whose vehicle causes injury or death to a domestic or wild animal in and proof that the animal was legally bred; The City Council finds that the terms and conditions of this chapter are in the best the City shall immediately notify the animal’s owner, if known, or a local law (2) Immunize all dogs and cats offered for sale, trade, or other compensation interests of all citizens of the City and enforceable within City boundaries. enforcement agency, together with a description of the animal struck, the location or for free give away against the most common contagious diseases; for dogs Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect after its passage and of the striking and an estimate as to the condition of the animal after being struck. against canine distemper, hepatitis, and parvovirus and for cats against feline approval by the Mayor, and all proper actions are taken as required by law. Such person shall not be required to report his name, as the only purpose of this rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia; PASSED THIS 12th DAY OF JUNE, 2021 BY THE WESTFIELD COMMON requirement is to aid the stricken animal and notify its owner, if any. A person (3) Not offer a puppy or kitten under the age of eight (8) weeks for sale, COUNCIL, HAMILTON COUNTY, INDIANA. violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. trade or other compensation or for free giveaway; and WESTFIELD CITY COUNCIL Section 10-14. Interfering with Animal Control Officer. (4) Furnish a warrant of health for a period of not less than one (1) week Voting For Voting Against Abstain It shall be unlawful to interfere with any animal control officer or other officer with the recommendation to have the animal examined by a licensed veterinarian Scott Willis empowered to act by law, to take or attempt to take any animal from the City or for each animal sold, traded, or given away. Jake Gilbert County vehicle used to transport the animal, to take or attempt to take any animal (E) Each breeder’s permit shall be obtained from the Hamilton County division of Joe Edwards from the animal control shelter or impounding area. A person violating this Section animal control or the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office at no cost to the pet owner or Scott Frei may be fined up to $2,500.00 per occurrence. approved breeder on an annual basis. Mike Johns Section 10-15. Confinement of Female Dogs and Cats in Heat. (F) Each holder of a valid breeder’s permit shall register additional litters with Troy Patton The owner or keeper of any female dog or cat in heat kept in the City shall confine the Hamilton County division of animal control. Each additional litter registration Cindy L. Spoljaric the animal within a secure enclosure and in such a manner as to prevent it from shall comply with the same requirements as the original breeder’s permit. Failure ATTEST: becoming a nuisance and in such a manner so as to prevent conception except to register each litter shall be considered a violation of this Section and shall be Cindy Gossard, Clerk Treasurer during planned breeding; or tether any un-sterilized dog for any period of time punished by a fine of not less than $100.00 or more than $2,500.00. I hereby certify that ORDINANCE 21-32 was delivered to the Mayor of unless the dog is in visual range of a competent person who is outside with the dog Section 10-23. Service Animals in Public Buildings. Westfield and is done so in accordance with Chapter 10-11 (Restraint of Animals; Animals at (A) No person may enter a City building when accompanied by an animal unless on the 19th day of July, 2021, at 8:30 a.m. Large). A person violating this Section may be fined up to $500.00 per occurrence. authorized by this Section. Cindy Gossard, Clerk-Treasurer Section 10-16. Injured Animals; Action Required. (B) Before a person accompanied by an animal is permitted into the City I hereby APPROVE ORDINANCE 21-32 (A) It shall be unlawful for any person injuring any animal by any means to fail to buildings, any authorized security person or other City of Westfield Department this 19th day of July, 2021. notify immediately the owner of the animal or the Westfield Police Department. Head or his/her designee, shall make inquiry as to: J. Andrew Cook, Mayor (B) Notification shall include the location and description of the animal and the (1) Whether the animal is required because of a disability; and, condition of the animal if known. (2) Whether the animal has been trained to perform specific work or tasks to RL4797 page 2 of 2 8/2/21

— Westfield — — County — — County — PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA ) BEFORE THE HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Please be advised that the Westfield-Washington Township Board of Zoning ) SS BEFORE THE HAMILTON IN THE MATTER OF THE Appeals will meet at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 10, 2021, at Westfield City ) Thistlethwaite Drain, Aaron Rawlings Arm, Hall, 130 Penn Street, Westfield, Indiana, or in a virtual format viewable at COUNTY OF HAMILTON ) DRAINAGE BOARD Maple Run Section 5 Arm https://www.youtube.com/user/CityofWestfieldIN, for the purposes of holding IN THE MATTER OF Ream Creek Drain Reconstruction, Orchard Park Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 405 of the 1965 Indiana Drainage a public hearing and reviewing and acting on the following petitions for the Arm Code that this Board, prior to final adjournment on July 26, 2021 has issued an purpose of reviewing and acting on the following petitions: NOTICE order adopting the Schedule of Assessments, filed the same and made public • 2108-SE-02; 2909 E State Road 32; Next Gear Auto Sales requests an Notice is hereby given that the Hamilton County Drainage Board at its regular announcement thereof at the hearing and ordered publication. If judicial review extension for an existing Special Exception for a Very High Intensity Retail Use meeting July 26, 2021 adopted the reconstruction report of the Surveyor and the of the findings and order of the Board is not requested pursuant toArticle Eight (Auto Sales) on 1.93 acres +/- in the GB: General Business District and State Amended Schedule of damages and assessments including annual assessment of this code within twenty (20) days from the date of this publication, the order Highway 32 Overlay District (Articles 4.16(B) & 13.2); for periodic maintenance, finding that the costs, damages and expense of the shall be conclusive. • 2108-VU-03; 217 Mill Street; 4E by WKRP Indy requests a Variance of Use proposed improve¬ment would be less than the benefits which will result to the Hamilton County Drainage Board to permit a Low-Intensity Retail Use (Gift and Coffee Shop with bakery and owner of lands benefited thereby. Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh limited seating) on 0.32 acres +/- in the MF1: Multi-Family Low Density District The Board issued an order declaring the proposed improvement established. RL4778 8/2/21 (Article 13.2); Such findings and order were marked filed and are available for inspection in the • 2108-VS-27; 15718 Towne Road; Dannon and Andrea Brown request Office of the Hamilton County Surveyor. BEFORE THE HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Variances of Development Standard to modify the Minimum Lot Frontage from If judicial review of the findings and order of the Board is not requested IN THE MATTER OF THE 250 feet to 220 feet and modify the Minimum Lot Area from 3 acres to 1.3 acres pursuant to Article VIII of the 1965 Indiana Drainage Code as amended within Thistlethwaite Drain, Aaron Rawlings Arm, +/- to permit the subdivision of a 2.77 acre +/- parcel in the AG-SF1: Agriculture/ twenty (20) days from the date of publication of this notice, the findings and Maple Run Section 4 Arm Single-Family Rural District (Articles 4.2(C) and (D)); order shall become conclusive. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 405 of the 1965 Indiana Drainage • 2108-VS-28; 15500 Viking Crusader Court; Heather Hohla requests a HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Code that this Board, prior to final adjournment onJuly 26, 2021 has issued an Variance of Development Standard to encroach ten (10) feet into the twenty-five BY: Steven C. Dillinger order adopting the Schedule of Assessments, filed the same and made public (25) foot Minimum Rear Yard Setback on 0.57 acres +/- in the Viking Meadows PRESIDENT announcement thereof at the hearing and ordered publication. If judicial review PUD District to accommodate a swimming pool, deck, and associated accessory ATTEST: Lynette Mosbaugh of the findings and order of the Board is not requested pursuant toArticle Eight structure; SECRETARY of this code within twenty (20) days from the date of this publication, the order • 2108-VS-29; West Side of Freemont Moore Road, approximately ¼ mile RL4782 8/2/21 shall be conclusive. south of 206th Street; Mark Zielinski by Northern Commercial requests a Hamilton County Drainage Board Variance of Development Standard to modify the Minimum Lot Frontage from BEFORE THE HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh 250 feet to 233 feet for two (2) lots and 40 feet for one (1) lot on 18.11 acres +/- IN THE MATTER OF THE RL4779 8/2/21 in the AG-SF1: Agriculture/Single-Family Rural District; W. R. Fertig Drain, J. W. Hawkins Arm • 2108-VS-30; East Side of Lamong Road, approximately ¼ mile north of Monon Ditch Encapsulation Partial Vacation STATE OF INDIANA ) 193rd Street; Miller Surveying requests a Variance of Development Standard to Notice is hereby given pursuant to Indiana Code 36-9-27-63 (before ) SS BEFORE THE HAMILTON modify the Minimum Lot Frontage from 250 feet to 214.9 feet on 3 acres +/- in codification in 1981) that this Board, prior to final adjournment onJuly 26, ) the AG-SF1: Agriculture/Single-Family Rural District (Article 4.2(D)); 2021 issued an order adopting the partial vacation, filed the same and made COUNTY OF HAMILTON ) DRAINAGE BOARD • 2108-VS-31; 17112 Towne Road; Michael A. Johnson requests Variances of public announcement thereof at the hearing and ordered publication. Copies of IN THE MATTER OF Canal Place Drain, Strongbow Gate Arm Development Standard to modify the Minimum Lot Size from 3 acres to 1.43 the schedule of assessments and order are on file in the office of the Hamilton NOTICE acres, the Minimum Lot Frontage from 250 feet to 140 feet, the Minimum Front County Surveyor. If judicial review of the findings and order of the Board is not Notice is hereby given that the Hamilton County Drainage Board at its regular Yard Setback from 100 feet to 77 feet, and the Minimum Side Yard Setback from requested pursuant to Indiana Code 36-9-27-65(f) within twenty (20) days from meeting July 26, 2021 adopted the reconstruction report of the Surveyor and the 30 feet to 10 feet for the north and south lot lines on 1.43 acres +/- in the AG- the date of this publication, the order shall be conclusive. Amended Schedule of damages and assessments including annual assessment SF1: Agriculture/Single-Family Rural District for building additions and a future Hamilton County Drainage Board for periodic maintenance, finding that the costs, damages and expense of the accessory building (Articles 4.2(C), (D), (E)(1), and (E)(2); and Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh proposed improve¬ment would be less than the benefits which will result to the • 2108-VS-32; 19400 Tomlinson Road; Westfield Washington Schools by Cripe RL4775 8/2/21 owner of lands benefited thereby. requests a Variance of Development Standard to modify the maximum height of The Board issued an order declaring the proposed improvement established. an Accessory Building from eighteen (18) feet to twenty-five (25) feet on 86.77 BEFORE THE HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD Such findings and order were marked filed and are available for inspection in the acres +/- in the AG-SF1: Agriculture/ Single-Family Rural District (UDO 6.1(F)). IN THE MATTER OF THE Office of the Hamilton County Surveyor. Specific details regarding the cases may be obtained from the Westfield Isaac Jones Drainage Area, W. C. Inman Arm 1 If judicial review of the findings and order of the Board is not requested Economic and Community Development Department, 2728 East 171st Street, Chatham Villages Section 1 Partial Vacation pursuant to Article VIII of the 1965 Indiana Drainage Code as amended within Westfield, Indiana 46074 or by calling (317) 804-3170. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Indiana Code 36-9-27-63 (before twenty (20) days from the date of publication of this notice, the findings and Westfield-Washington Township Board of Zoning Appeals codification in 1981) that this Board, prior to final adjournment onJuly 26, order shall become conclusive. Westfield Economic and Community Development Department 2021 issued an order adopting the partial vacation, filed the same and made HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD 2728 East 171st Street, Westfield, Indiana 46074 public announcement thereof at the hearing and ordered publication. Copies of BY: Steven C. Dillinger www.westfield.in.gov the schedule of assessments and order are on file in the office of the Hamilton PRESIDENT RL4788 7/30/21 County Surveyor. If judicial review of the findings and order of the Board is not ATTEST: Lynette Mosbaugh requested pursuant to Indiana Code 36-9-27-65(f) within twenty (20) days from SECRETARY Common Council of the City of Westfield the date of this publication, the order shall be conclusive. RL4781 8/2/21 Event: Executive Session Hamilton County Drainage Board Common Council of the City of Westfield Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh NOTICE TO BIDDERS Date: Tuesday, August 3, 2021 RL4776 8/2/21 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED BIDS FOR Time: 6:00 PM THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE REAM CREEK DRAIN Location: City Services Center RECONSTRUCTION, ORCHARD PARK ARM, 1,816 FEET, MORE OR BEFORE THE HAMILTON COUNTY DRAINAGE BOARD LESS IN LENGTH IN SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH, RANGE 3 2728 E 171st Street IN THE MATTER OF THE Westfield, IN 46074 EAST, CLAY TOWNSHIP WILL BE OPENED AND READ ON THE 23RD Thistlethwaite Drain, Aaron Rawlings Arm, DAY OF AUGUST, 2021 AT 9:00 A.M. BY THE HAMILTON COUNTY The Common Council will meet to discuss pending or threatened litigation, as Maple Run Section 3B Arm authorized under Ind. Code § 5-14-1.5-6.1(b)(2)(B). DRAINAGE BOARD IN THE HAMILTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 405 of the 1965 Indiana Drainage COURT IN THE HAMILTON COUNTY JUDICIAL BUILDING, ONE Executive Sessions are closed to the public and the press. Code that this Board, prior to final adjournment onJuly 26, 2021 has issued an RL4789 7/30/21 HAMILTON COUNTY SQUARE, NOBLESVILLE, INDIANA 46060-2230. order adopting the Schedule of Assessments, filed the same and made public All bids must be on proposal forms furnished by the Hamilton County Surveyor announcement thereof at the hearing and ordered publication. If judicial review and accompanied by a bid bond or certified check in an amount equal to five of the findings and order of the Board is not requested pursuant toArticle Eight percent (5%) of the bid amount. The bidder shall also execute a FORM 96 as of this code within twenty (20) days from the date of this publication, the order required by the State Board of Accounts and include a notarized non-collusion Accuracy Matters shall be conclusive. affidavit with the bid documents. Hamilton County Drainage Board Plans and specifications for the project are on file in the office of the Hamilton Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh County Drainage Board / Surveyor’s Office at One Hamilton County Square, RL4780 8/2/21 Suite 188, Noblesville, Indiana 46060. .701 A non-refundable fee for plans and specifications of Seventy Five dollars ($75.00) is required. Check payable to the Hamilton County Treasurer. ALL BIDS WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE DRAINAGE BOARD 99 % Right SECRETARY BY 9:00 A.M. AUGUST 23, 2021. Submit Public Notices To: Attest: Lynette Mosbaugh The Reporter & 4th Hawk Consulting Executive Secretary [email protected] RL4774 8/2/21 Week of Aug. 2, 2021 Public Notices A11

— County — NOTICE OF REAL PROPERTY Irregular Shape 0 Crestview Ct 617 Greenford Trl W TAX SALE 292100047 08-10-06-00-00-018.000 $14,043.34 Newby, Richard E & Edna D 292100149 16-09-25-01-02-020.000 $5,876.64 Kane, Teresa Ann Acreage .00, Hamilton County Indiana Acreage 17.98, Section 6, Township 18, Range 4, 2510 E 171st St Section 25, Township 18, Range 3, CHRISTIES THORNHURST, Section 1, Lot Beginning 10:00 AM Local Time, 292100049 08-05-13-00-02-012.000 $8,438.22 Vestile, James T & Jenna L h&w 6 764 W Main St September 16, 2021 Acreage .68, Section 13, Township 19, Range 3, CHATHAM HILLS, Section 4, 292100150 16-09-25-16-03-002.000 $15,920.45 SGA Enterprises Inc Acreage Hamilton County Government & Judicial Building, One Hamilton Lot L12, Irregular Shape 20958 Promontory Ln .00, Section 25, Township 18, Range 3, WARREN & PHELPS, Lot 17 31 1st St County Square, Noblesville 46060 292100054 08-09-15-00-20-104.000 $23,878.60 Roberts, John T Acreage Sw Hamilton County .17, Section 15, Township 18, Range 3, CENTENNIAL SOUTH, Lot 104 1316 292100151 16-09-36-00-00-006.005 $9,762.40 Sanders, Williams M Jr Acreage Pursuant to the laws of the Indiana General Assembly, notice is hereby given Somerville Dr .36, Section 36, Township 18, Range 3 411 Gradle Dr that the following described property is listed for sale for delinquent taxes and/ 292100055 08-10-06-00-00-013.000 $88,455.65 Peacock Carey LLC Acreage 292100152 16-09-36-00-00-006.009 $15,736.92 Store Master Funding III LLC or special assessments. The county auditor and county treasurer will apply on or .17, Section 6, Township 18, Range 4 0 Carey Rd Acreage 1.00, Section 36, Township 18, Range 3 366 Gradle Dr after 08/30/2021 for a court judgment against the tracts or real property for an 292100056 08-10-07-00-00-013.001 $9,904.02 Klutey, Carol J & Darrell L jtrs 292100153 16-09-36-00-00-006.010 $16,120.33 Store Master Funding III LLC amount that is not less than the amount set out below and for an order to sell the Acreage 4.12, Section 7, Township 18, Range 4 15617 Oak Rd Acreage 1.00, Section 36, Township 18, Range 3 376 Gradle Dr tracts or real property at public auction to the highest bidder, subject to the right 292100057 08-10-17-00-23-004.000 $61,151.68 Gonzalez, Adam Acreage .34, 292100154 16-09-36-00-05-036.000 $1,552.17 Reimer, Samantha Acreage .00, of redemption. Any defense to the application for judgment must be filed with the Section 17, Township 18, Range 4, WATERFORD AT THE BRIDGEWATER Section 36, Township 18, Range 3, TIMBER CREEK HPR, Square Feet (condo) Hamilton County Superior 3 Court and served on the county auditor and treasurer CLUB, Lot 4, Irregular Shape 3629 Oak Hollow Ct 1,070.00, Building 7, Phase 3, Unit 12, % of Common Area 12519 Timber Creek before 08/30/2021. The court will set a date for a hearing at least seven (7) days 292100058 08-10-18-04-02-013.000 $4,872.90 Chambers, Steven Craig Dr, Unit 12 before the advertised date of sale and the court will determine any defenses to Acreage .15, Section 18, Township 18, Range 4, VILLAGE PARK ESTATES, 292100156 16-10-22-00-14-026.000 $6,978.97 Derziotis, Michael P Acreage the application for judgment at the hearing. The county auditor and the county Section 1, Lot 73, Irregular Shape 14738 Village Park East Dr .21, Section 22, Township 18, Range 4, STONE HAVEN AT HAVERSTICK, treasurer are entitled to receive all pleadings, motions, petitions, and other filings 292100059 08-10-18-04-03-005.000 $9,035.69 Churchward, Bart M Acreage Section 5, Lot 207, Irregular Shape 13861 Stone Haven Dr related to the defense to the application for judgment. .14, Section 18, Township 18, Range 4, VILLAGE PARK ESTATES, Section 2, 292100157 16-10-26-00-00-020.000 $210.50 BDC Cardinal Associates LP Lot 35 3138 Village Park North Dr Acreage .06, Section 26, Township 18, Range 4 0 Brooks Landing Pl Such sale will be held on 09/16/2021 at the Hamilton County Government & 292100060 09-06-31-01-07-005.000 $246.24 Anderson Corporation Acreage 292100158 16-10-26-00-02-047.000 $229.00 BDC Cardinal Associates LP Judicial Building, One Hamilton County Square, Noblesville 46060 and that sale .11, Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, NORTHWALK RESIDENTIAL Acreage .62, Section 26, Township 18, Range 4, BROOKS LANDING AT will continue until all tracts and real property have been offered for sale. At the COMMUNITY, Replat Information: Lot 5, Irregular Shape, Common Area PRAIRIE VIEW, Section 1, Block H 0 Thomas Morris Trce discretion of local officials, the tax sale may switch to an online format. If those Common Area 0 Northwalk Cir 292100160 16-10-30-03-02-005.000 $10,704.33 Maurer, Alexander M Acreage measures are taking place, the public auction will be conducted as an electronic 292100061 09-06-31-01-07-009.000 $421.24 Anderson Corporation Acreage .00, Section 30, Township 18, Range 4, DAVIS & BALES, Lot 3 110 1st St Se sale under IC 6-1.1-24-2(b)10 at www.zeusauction.com commencing on the same .03, Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, NORTHWALK RESIDENTIAL 292100161 16-10-30-03-02-009.002 $1,213.44 Scott, John D Trustee of John D date / time listed above. All location updates will be posted at www.sriservices. COMMUNITY, Irregular Shape, Common Area B 0 Northwalk Cir Scott Living Trust Acreage .20, Section 30, Township 18, Range 4 0 1st Ave SE com prior to the tax sale. 292100062 09-06-31-01-07-010.000 $1,041.02 Anderson Corporation Acreage 292100162 16-10-30-03-06-048.000 $10,060.44 Maple Family LLC Acreage .08, Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, NORTHWALK RESIDENTIAL .00, Section 30, Township 18, Range 4, CONCORD VILLAGE, Section 4, Lot Property will not be sold for an amount which is less than the sum of: COMMUNITY, Irregular Shape, Common Area C 0 Northwalk Cir 103 17 Concord Ct (A) the delinquent taxes and special assessments on each tract or item of real 292100063 09-06-31-03-04-021.000 $10,124.24 OHM Properties Inc Acreage 292100163 16-10-30-04-04-007.000 $10,442.49 Mitchell, Charles F Jr & Mary property; and .00, Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, WESTFIELD ORIGINAL, Lot Pt 10 230 C Acreage .00, Section 30, Township 18, Range 4, CARMEL MEADOWS, (B) the taxes and special assessments on the real property that are due and E Main St Section 2, Lot 49, Irregular Shape 133 Carlin Dr payable in the year of the sale, whether or not they are delinquent; and 292100064 09-06-31-03-04-022.000 $4,901.73 OHM Properties Inc Acreage 292100164 16-10-30-05-02-038.000 $4,680.29 Sanders, William M Jr Acreage (C) all penalties due on the delinquencies, and .00, Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, WESTFIELD ORIGINAL, Lot Pt 10 139 .26, Section 30, Township 18, Range 4 721 1st Ave NE (D) an amount prescribed by the county auditor that equals the sum of: N Cherry St 292100165 16-10-32-00-00-012.001 $139,653.16 Brookshire First Mortgage (1) twenty-five dollars ($25) for postage and publication costs; and 292100065 09-06-31-03-05-005.000 $3,185.65 Dollens, Timothy P Acreage .00, LLC Acreage .03, Section 32, Township 18, Range 4 0 E 126th St (2) any other costs incurred by the county that are directly attributable to the tax Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, SYCAMORE, Section 2, Lot 20 512 Birch St 292100166 16-10-33-00-36-063.000 $5,543.31 Chang, Kimmie Acreage .05, sale; and 292100066 09-06-31-03-11-026.000 $5,323.97 McKelvey, Robert Charles Section 33, Township 18, Range 4, TOWNHOMES AT HAZEL DELL, Lot 1104 (E) any unpaid costs due under IC 6-1.1-24-2(c) from a prior tax sale. Acreage .35, Section 31, Township 19, Range 4, SILVER LAKES, Section 1, Lot 12014 Esty Way No property listed below shall be sold if, at any time before the sale, the Total 39 407 Sonhatsett Dr 292100167 16-10-33-00-36-079.000 $9,212.17 Choi, Jinok & Hosin Song Amount for Judgment is paid in full. If the real property is sold in the tax sale, the 292100067 09-09-02-00-23-004.000 $1,272.14 The Oaks Preserve Acreage .05, Section 33, Township 18, Range 4, TOWNHOMES AT HAZEL amount required to redeem such property will be 110% of the minimum bid for Condominium Association Inc Acreage 1.44, Section 2, Township 18, Range 3, DELL, Lot 1501 5569 Trammel Ct which the tract or real property was offered at the time of sale, if redeemed not OAKS CONDOMINIUM, Block Pt D 530 Nuttal St 292100168 16-10-34-00-07-008.000 $10,033.63 Springirth, Gregory A Acreage more than six (6) months after the date of sale, or 115% of the minimum bid for 292100068 09-09-02-04-03-004.000 $7,264.49 Timmons, Geoffrey M & .33, Section 34, Township 18, Range 4, LAKES AT HAZEL DELL, Section 6, which the tract or real property was offered at the time of sale, if redeemed more Kristi L Acreage .00, Section 2, Township 18, Range 3, MAPLETON AT Lot 206, Irregular Shape 6046 Hollythorn Pl than six (6) months after the date of sale, plus the amount by which the purchase COUNTRYSIDE HPR, Square Feet (condo) 1,603.00, Building 29, Unit 2903, % 292100169 16-14-04-01-02-046.000 $3,993.38 Erwin, Brett tc (22.58%); price exceeds the minimum bid on the real property plus five percent (5%) per of Common Area 504 Elkhart Dr Erwin, Brianne tc (22.58%); Erwin, James tc (54.84%) Acreage .41, Section 4, annum interest on the amount by which the purchase price exceeds the minimum 292100069 09-09-02-04-04-004.000 $6,882.54 Timmons, Geoffrey M & Township 17, Range 4, WOOD CREEK, Section 2, Lot 50 11426 Woodcreek Dr bid on the property. All taxes and special assessments upon the property paid by Kristi L Acreage .00, Section 2, Township 18, Range 3, MAPLETON AT 292100170 16-14-04-01-03-001.000 $3,857.91 Means, Thomas A Acreage the purchaser subsequent to the sale, plus five percent (5%) per annum interest COUNTRYSIDE HPR, Square Feet (condo) 1,221.00, Building 28, Unit 2804, % .53, Section 4, Township 17, Range 4, WOOD CREEK, Section 3, Lot 89 11280 on those taxes and special assessments, will also be required to be paid to redeem of Common Area 509 Elkhart Dr Oldfield Dr such property. 292100070 09-10-06-01-04-012.000 $4,199.40 Ruffin, Ricky L Acreage .00, 292100171 16-14-05-01-02-007.000 $11,776.89 Toomey, Christopher Acreage In addition, IC 6-1.1-25-2 (e) states the total amount required for redemption Section 6, Township 18, Range 4, SANDER’S, Lot 11 516 S Cherry St .00, Section 5, Township 17, Range 4, WOODLAND SPRINGS, Section 1, Lot 6, may include the following costs incurred and paid by the purchaser or the 292100071 09-10-18-00-04-042.000 $10,862.17 Endicott, David A Acreage Irregular Shape 11425 Lakeshore Dr W purchaser’s assignee or the county before redemption: (1) The attorney’s fees .17, Section 18, Township 18, Range 4, SILVER THORNE, Section 2, Lot 66, 292100172 16-14-05-02-03-022.000 $5,493.25 Hutson, Nicholas B & Patricia and cost of giving notice under IC 6-1.1-25-4.5; (2) The costs of title search or Irregular Shape 14922 Silver Thorne Way A Acreage .00, Section 5, Township 17, Range 4, WOODLAND GREEN, Lot 56 examining and update the abstract of title for the tract or item of real property. 292100072 10-07-16-01-01-001.000 $2,119.93 Wooten, Forest Harvey Jr 11311 Moss Dr The period of redemption shall expire on Friday, September 16, 2022 for Acreage 1.00, Section 16, Township 19, Range 5 10615 E 211th St 292100173 16-14-05-18-02-004.000 $5,350.04 Hall, Gregory A & Judith E certificates sold in the tax sale. For certificates struck to the county, the period of 292100073 10-07-16-01-04-001.000 $1,559.97 Griffith, Hobilee & Beverly Acreage .00, Section 5, Township 17, Range 4, THE WOODLANDS, Section 3, redemption may expire Friday, January 14, 2022. Acreage .00, Section 16, Township 19, Range 5, RIVERWOOD, Lot 179 & PT Lot 45 10841 Queensbury Ct If the tract or item of real property is sold for an amount more than the 180, Irregular Shape 180 Tippecanoe Dr 292100176 17-09-20-00-00-018.004 $1,609.88 Bybee, David E & Ann C minimum bid and the property is not redeemed, the owner of record of the 292100075 10-07-30-04-01-008.000 $951.60 Reddick, William L & Karen S Acreage 2.35, Section 20, Township 18, Range 3 0 W 141st St property who is divested of ownership at the time the tax deed is issued may have Acreage .00, Section 30, Township 19, Range 5, ORCHARD CREST, Lot 7, 292100177 17-09-23-00-00-004.201 $628.50 Elliott Wright Group LLC a right to the tax sale surplus. Irregular Shape 9565 E 191st St Acreage .01, Section 23, Township 18, Range 3 0 Village Dr N The Auditor and Treasurer specifically reserve the right to withhold from the 292100077 10-11-08-00-00-005.003 $765.81 Ashpaugh, William E Acreage .01, 292100178 17-09-23-01-02-020.000 $9,306.52 Moore, Mathew R & Jennifer sale any parcel which has been listed in error, or which otherwise becomes Section 8, Township 18, Range 5 0 Little Eagle Dr L Acreage .30, Section 23, Township 18, Range 3, SPRINGMILL CROSSING, ineligible for sale either prior to 09/16/2021 or during the duration of the sale. 292100078 10-10-03-02-01-008.000 $10,146.12 MH Land Co LLC Acreage Section 7, Lot 303 13906 Stonemill Cir This notice of real property tax sale, and the tax sale itself are undertaken and 1.03, Section 3, Township 18, Range 4, PARK 32 WEST, Lot 8 255 Park 32 W Dr 292100179 17-09-23-04-10-014.000 $275.85 Wilfong, Jennifer Acreage .00, will be conducted pursuant to the requirements of the laws of the State of Indiana 292100088 10-10-16-04-01-019.000 $207.90 Townes at Noble West Section 23, Township 18, Range 3, THISTLEWOOD, Section 3, Lot Pt 33, which regulate the sale of land for delinquent taxes, pursuant to I.C. 6-1.1-24-1 Condominium Association Inc Acreage 2.30, Section 16, Township 18, Range Irregular Shape 0 Goldfinch Dr et seq. 4, TOWNES AT NOBLE WEST, Block A, Private Streets: Polk Dr, Castor Way, 292100180 17-09-26-04-05-024.000 $10,949.82 Tysdal, Suzanne F Acreage The County does not warrant the accuracy of the street address or common Stout Dr 0 Polk Dr .05, Section 26, Township 18, Range 3, GRAND & MAIN, Lot 504 13062 Grand description of the property, and a misstatement in the key number or street 292100089 10-10-16-04-01-020.000 $207.82 Townes at Noble West Vue Dr address does not invalidate an otherwise valid sale. Condominium Association Inc Acreage 4.59, Section 16, Township 18, Range 4, 292100184 17-09-31-00-01-053.000 $22,165.48 Reed, Karen M Acreage .34, Minimum bid amounts are prescribed by law and are subject to change prior to TOWNES AT NOBLE WEST, Block Pt B 0 Hazel Dell Rd Section 31, Township 18, Range 3, LONG BRANCH ESTATES, Section 1, Lot the auction date. 292100090 11-06-14-00-03-002.000 $6,377.40 Rulle, Rita Acreage .00, Section 53 3769 Castle Rock Dr Pursuant to IC 6-1.1-24-3(e), property descriptions may be omitted for 14, Township 19, Range 4, MALLARDS POINTE, Building 3, Unit 502, % of 292100185 17-09-32-00-01-017.000 $301.24 Crossfields Dev Ltd PtnAcreage properties appearing on the certified list in consecutive years.A complete Common Area 102 Clarendon Dr, Unit 502 2.31, Section 32, Township 18, Range 3, CROSSFIELDS 0 Crossfields Dr property list may be obtained at www.sriservices.com or in an alternative form 292100091 11-06-14-03-01-005.000 $13,584.45 Regents Park Enterprises LLC 292100186 17-09-32-00-02-015.000 $11,753.67 Klooster, Amy S Pecar Acreage upon request. Acreage .00, Section 14, Township 19, Range 4, NORTH HARBOUR, Section .60, Section 32, Township 18, Range 3, LAUREL LAKES, Section 1, Lot 15 Registration For Bidding On the Tax Sale: 13, Lot 412 410 Regents Park Ln 12086 Ashcroft Pl If you are interested in bidding on the tax sale for an Indiana county, you 292100093 11-06-15-03-01-010.001 $9,094.11 Melby, Robert & Anne Morrison 292100188 17-09-34-00-09-025.000 $22,374.47 Casey, Virginia A & Dennis W may register online at https://sriservices.com/. This registration is good for all jtrs Acreage .47, Section 15, Township 19, Range 4 20620 Little Chicago Rd w&h Acreage .27, Section 34, Township 18, Range 3, JACKSONS GRANT ON counties that SRI services. You need to register only once for all counties. Make 292100094 11-06-16-00-08-008.001 $713.30 Touponce, Michael A Sr WILLIAMS CREEK, Section 1B, Lot 25, Irregular Shape 498 Dylan Dr sure to bring the completed form with you to each sale. This will speed up the Acreage .02, Section 16, Township 19, Range 4, HARBOUR WOODS, Replat 292100191 17-10-22-00-23-024.000 $7,930.52 Ray, Frances B Trustee of registration process for you the morning of the sale. If you do not have access to a Information: Lot 8 Block A, Section 1, Block A 0 Buck Dr Frances B Ray Revocable Trust & Charles E Ray Trustee of Charles E Ray computer with internet service you may register the morning of the sale. 292100095 11-06-23-04-06-027.001 $1,475.13 Nichol, John B & John A Revocable Trust Acreage .17, Section 22, Township 18, Range 4, CHERRY Please arrive the morning of the tax sale at least 30 minutes before the Dellon Jr, & Earnest D Gutting Acreage .00, Section 23, Township 19, Range 4, CREEK ESTATES, Section 3, Lot 150 14078 Powder Dr beginning time to be assured you will receive your bid number before the start of HARBOR VIEW, Lot Pt 27 0 Dixon Ct 292100192 17-10-22-00-30-023.000 $21,165.11 Simonsen, Eric A & Kristy the sale. 292100096 11-06-23-04-06-037.001 $1,475.13 Nichol, John B & John A L Millar jtrs Acreage .33, Section 22, Township 18, Range 4, RIDGE AT THE Please bring your registration form and W9 form with you the morning of the Dellon Jr & Earnest D Gutting Acreage .00, Section 23, Township 19, Range 4, LEGACY, Section 1, Lot 30 14528 Integrity Ct tax sale. You will be able to print these forms from the registration web site. HARBOR VIEW, Lot Pt 22, Pt 24, Pt 23, Pt 26 & Pt CA 1 0 Tahoe Cir 292100196 17-13-01-04-09-025.000 $7,458.06 Thurman, Michael D & Barbara Pursuant to IC 6-1.1-24-5.1 a business entity that seeks to register to bid at the 292100097 11-06-33-00-09-005.000 $828.76 Pebble Brook Village LLC A Acreage .33, Section 1, Township 17, Range 3, ORCHARD ESTATES, Lot 1 Hamilton County Tax Sale must provide a Certificate of Existence or Foreign Acreage .13, Section 33, Township 19, Range 4, PEBBLE BROOK VILLAGE, 1972 Hill Valley Ct Registration Statement in accordance with IC 5-23 from the Secretary of State to Common Area 1 0 Village Center Dr 292100197 17-13-02-04-05-003.000 $2,235.31 Raymond, Patricia Lou Acreage the Hamilton County Treasurer. 292100098 11-06-33-00-09-006.000 $323.76 Pebblebrook Investors II LLC .00, Section 2, Township 17, Range 3, COLLEGE HEIGHTS, Section 1, Lot 76 Acreage .88, Section 33, Township 19, Range 4, PEBBLE BROOK VILLAGE, 511 E 111th St Dated: 08/03/2021 Common Area 2 0 Village Center Dr 292100198 17-13-02-04-05-018.000 $3,310.59 Clark, Debra Jo & Teddy 292100001 01-01-02-01-01-003.000 $1,875.48 Causey, Tim A & Nancy D 292100099 11-06-36-00-00-020.004 $199.58 Mundy Realty Inc Acreage .47, M Coapstick Jr tc Acreage .00, Section 2, Township 17, Range 3, COLLEGE Acreage .21, Section 2, Township 20, Range 3 11 W 296th St Section 36, Township 19, Range 4 0 River Ave HEIGHTS, Section 1, Lot 79, Irregular Shape 11039 Ruckle St 292100003 01-01-31-02-04-005.000 $829.81 Shinault, David L Acreage .25, 292100100 11-06-36-03-02-007.000 $194.99 Mundy Realty Inc Acreage .05, 292100199 17-13-02-04-11-014.000 $7,176.01 Fodera, Amanda Acreage .00, Section 31, Township 20, Range 3 24222 Jerkwater Rd Section 36, Township 19, Range 4, CAREY, Section 2, Lot 20 0 Carey Dr Section 2, Township 17, Range 3, DIXIE HI-WAY, Lot Pt 28 10619 Ruckle St 292100006 01-01-32-01-04-012.000 $1,643.15 Delph, Jeremy A Acreage .00, 292100101 11-06-36-03-02-008.000 $190.50 Mundy Realty Inc Acreage .03, 292100201 17-13-04-03-05-016.000 $45,869.72 Hillman, Dalyn Acreage 1.70, Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, CURRY & PUZEY, Lot 33 & 34 3107 W Section 36, Township 19, Range 4, CAREY, Section 2, Lot 17 0 Carey Dr Section 4, Township 17, Range 3, CROOKED STICK ESTATES, Section 1, Lot South Dr 292100102 11-07-30-01-01-017.000 $3,838.57 Miller, Karen L Acreage .13, 4 10712 Torrey Pines Cir 292100008 01-05-12-00-00-025.000 $10,177.52 Swan, Stephen P Acreage 5.23, Section 30, Township 19, Range 5, ALLISON TRAILS, Lot 17, Irregular Shape 292100203 17-13-09-00-02-018.000 $47,442.61 Paik, Carol Y Acreage 2.12, Section 12, Township 19, Range 3 721 E State Road 38 19136 Strand Ct Section 9, Township 17, Range 3, COPPERGATE, Lot 15 10565 Coppergate Dr 292100009 02-01-31-02-04-007.000 $1,586.27 Lindsay, Gary R & Carol G 292100104 11-07-31-17-07-007.800 $210,585.47 Thomas Dental Lab Inc 292100204 17-13-10-03-01-040.000 $922.26 Cox, Suzanne Acreage .25, Acreage .00, Section 31, Township 20, Range 3, BOXLEY ORG/SHERIDAN, Acreage .00, Section 31, Township 19, Range 5, NOBLESVILLE ORIGINAL Section 10, Township 17, Range 3, CEDAR POINT, Lot 16A 0 Cedar Point Dr Lot 1, Block 5 300 N California St PLAT, Lot Pt 3, Block 15, Floor: 3RD 837 Conner St 292100205 17-13-12-01-04-020.000 $9,519.79 Generation Homes LLC 292100011 02-01-31-04-04-025.000 $778.69 Stewart, David W Acreage .00, 292100105 11-10-01-02-06-009.000 $3,850.04 1747 Investments Inc Acreage Acreage .00, Section 12, Township 17, Range 3, HOMEPLACE, Lot Pt 45 0 Section 31, Township 20, Range 3, THISTLETHWAITE PARK, Lot Pt 56 100 .00, Section 1, Township 18, Range 4, RIVER PARK, Lot 11, Block 4 576 Walnut Cornell Ave Elm Ave St 292100207 17-14-07-04-02-005.000 $6,173.97 Thomas, Paul Michael Acreage 292100013 02-01-31-04-10-004.000 $6,189.50 Flint, Jeff Acreage .00, Section 292100107 11-10-01-02-08-013.000 $2,354.42 Sheppard, Kathryn Denise .00, Section 7, Township 17, Range 4, LAKEWOOD GARDENS, Section 2, Lot 31, Township 20, Range 3, THISTLETHWAITE PARK, Lot 27 900 S California Acreage .00, Section 1, Township 18, Range 4, L WILDS 3RD, Lot 8, Block 1 83 2704 Central Ct St 630 Washington St 292100208 18-11-19-00-57-006.000 $4,111.34 Singh, Shamsher Acreage .00, 292100015 02-01-32-01-06-005.000 $2,334.94 Gray, Daniel & Jean Ann 292100109 11-10-01-02-18-037.001 $3,536.71 LES Properties LLC Acreage Section 19, Township 18, Range 5, PRAIRIE LAKES CONDOMINIUM, Square Acreage .50, Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, MC DONALDS, Lot 2 & 1 .00, Section 1, Township 18, Range 4, RIVER PARK, Lot Pt 7 & Pt 8, Block 9 Feet (condo) 2,059.00, Building 53, Unit 5306, % of Common Area, Block 1 24135 Hinesley Rd 620 Second St S 9731 Green Knoll Dr 292100016 02-01-32-01-06-029.000 $1,361.09 Stewart, David Acreage .00, 292100114 11-11-06-00-01-063.000 $4,290.58 Messenger, Shawn Acreage .00, 292100213 13-15-01-00-17-008.000 $16,083.87 Szwast, Stanley Joseph & Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, SQUIRE OWENS 1ST ADDITION, Section Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, STONEY CREEK VILLAGE, Section 1, Lot Theresa Anne Acreage .53, Section 1, Township 17, Range 5, CANAL PLACE, 1, Vacated: Pt John St 0 E 1st St 63 16723 Aulton Dr Section 3, Lot 163, Irregular Shape 11019 Harbor Bay Dr 292100017 02-01-32-01-08-002.000 $1,285.85 Brown, James & Cleova h&w 292100115 11-11-06-01-02-031.000 $6,632.07 Yeary, Donnie R 50% & 292100215 13-15-10-00-00-026.303 $620.70 Shewmaker, Gregory & Kelly Acreage .00, Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, PEARSON, Lot Pt D 103 N Estate of Doris Gaw 50% Acreage .00, Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, W S Acreage .05, Section 10, Township 17, Range 5 0 Brooks School Ave Hudson St CHRISTIAN, Lot Pt 8 1338 Division St 292100216 13-15-11-00-00-005.000 $913.75 Carter, Quimby, Schemmel & 292100018 02-01-32-03-03-030.000 $3,260.52 Flint, Jeffery A Acreage .00, 292100116 11-11-06-01-02-034.000 $7,073.57 1324 Family Trust Acreage .10, Assoc Inc Pension Plan (33.34%); Opportunity Options Inc (33.33%); Warren E Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, HIGBEE SEC 1, Lot Pt 5 & Pt 6, Block 5 319 Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, R A COUDEN, Lot Pt 4 & Pt 5 1324 Division Stibbins (25%); Warren E Stibbins MD Inc Profit Sharing Trust (8.33%) Acreage S Main St St .02, Section 11, Township 17, Range 5 0 Olio Rd 292100019 02-01-32-03-04-015.000 $5,696.54 Flint, Jeffery A Acreage .00, 292100117 11-11-06-01-13-007.000 $1,298.66 Simmons, Nathan B Acreage 292100218 13-15-11-04-01-036.000 $966.76 Stibbins, Warren E 25%, Warren E Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, PEARSON, Lot 32 514 E 2nd St .00, Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, ELLISON ADDITION, Lot 4 723 S 11th Stibbins MD Inc Profit Sharing Trust 8 1/3% etal 66.66% see notes Acreage 2.70, 292100020 02-01-32-03-07-025.000 $6,889.09 Flint, Jeffery A Acreage .00, St Section 11, Township 17, Range 5, HIGHLAND SPRINGS, Section 1, Block A 0 Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, LEVI WHITE, Lot 2, Block 2 401 E 6th St 292100119 11-11-06-03-10-011.000 $3,192.66 Redd, Stephen Acreage .00, Highland Springs Dr N 292100021 02-01-32-03-07-027.000 $4,544.08 Flint, Jeffery A Acreage .00, Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, SOUTHEASTERN ADDITION, Lot 51 & 52 292100219 13-15-12-00-54-001.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, LEVI WHITE, Lot 6, Block 1 305 E 6th St 1528 South St .47, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 117, 292100022 02-01-32-03-09-032.000 $4,554.26 Flint, Jeffery Acreage .00, 292100120 11-11-06-03-11-036.000 $1,589.26 Goldey, Jacqueline M Acreage Irregular Shape 9878 Win Star Way Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, SMITH 1ST, Lot Pt 7, Block 2 702 Fanning St .14, Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, SOUTHEASTERN ADDITION, Lot 74 292100220 13-15-12-00-54-002.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100023 02-01-32-03-14-015.000 $8,058.52 Legacy Images LLC Acreage 1350 Holland St .44, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 118, .00, Section 32, Township 20, Range 3, THISTLETHWAITE S 4, Lot Pt 11 & 12, 292100121 11-11-06-03-15-050.000 $5,076.45 Moore, Thomas O & Irregular Shape 9738 Backstretch Row Block 1, Additional Legal Description: Railroad CSX 516 S Main St Cathy J White Moore jtrs Acreage .00, Section 6, Township 18, Range 5, J R 292100221 13-15-12-00-54-003.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100024 02-05-05-01-02-008.000 $1,864.23 Faucett, Rickey E Acreage .00, CHRISTIAN, Section 3, Lot 8 1388 S 8th St .44, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 119, Section 5, Township 19, Range 3, SHERIDAN GLASS, Lot 28 1015 S Malott 292100122 12-08-20-00-00-017.000 $7,149.62 Jones, Christopher Lee Acreage Irregular Shape 9718 Winning Ticket Ct Ave 60.00, Section 20, Township 19, Range 6, Includes leased improvements: Parcel 292100222 13-15-12-00-54-004.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100025 03-02-13-00-00-016.000 $494.89 Wanczyk, Robert Acreage 2.00, 12-08-20-00-00-017.900 19999 Montana Ave .40, Section 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Vondersaar, Swan L Acreage 292100125 13-15-08-01-02-011.000 $14,646.55 Williams, Ronald Lee & Linda .52, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 123, 3.56, Section 35, Township 20, Range 4 0 E 236th St Hays Acreage .00, Section 8, Township 17, Range 5, CUMBERLAND RIDGE Irregular Shape 9677 Winning Ticket Ct 292100029 04-02-24-01-02-022.000 $4,769.16 Rodriguez, Arnold Acreage .00, ESTATES, Lot 13, Irregular Shape 9922 Cumberland Ridge Ln 292100225 13-15-12-00-54-008.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Section 24, Township 20, Range 4, MOSES & MARTZ, Lot Pt 8, Block 5 208 W 292100126 14-14-03-01-03-020.001 $266.06 Rivelli Kraemer, Vicki C Acreage .39, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 124, South St .02, Section 3, Township 17, Range 4, TRAILS END, Lot Pt 3 0 Trails End Dr Irregular Shape 9697 Winning Ticket Ct 292100030 04-02-24-02-12-012.001 $603.08 Smith, Ralph Acreage .46, Section 292100127 14-14-12-00-02-003.000 $6,608.85 Donaldsons Corporation An 292100226 13-15-12-00-54-009.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 24, Township 20, Range 4 0 E Howard Ave Ind Corp Acreage .10, Section 12, Township 17, Range 4, LOMA INDUSTRIAL .40, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 125, 292100031 04-02-24-02-13-005.000 $1,191.11 Williams, Mary R Acreage .00, PARK II, Lot Pt 13 0 Loma Ct Irregular Shape 9863 Win Star Way Section 24, Township 20, Range 4 301 E South St 292100128 14-11-30-01-02-011.000 $9,581.59 Toomey, Christopher Acreage 292100227 13-15-12-00-54-010.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100032 05-02-36-03-03-011.000 $397.59 Foulkrod, Charles Acreage .19, .00, Section 30, Township 18, Range 5, COTTINGHAM ESTATES, Section 4, .42, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 171, Section 36, Township 20, Range 4, HIDDEN BAY, Section 3, Lot 169 169 Sierra Lot 86 13333 Nottingham Rd Irregular Shape 9916 Backstretch Row Dr 292100129 14-14-01-00-08-118.000 $444.99 Centex Homes Acreage .01, 292100228 13-15-12-00-54-011.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100033 05-02-36-03-03-023.000 $1,863.32 Carter, Ricky & John Section 1, Township 17, Range 4, TOWNHOMES AT FISHERS POINTE, Replat .35, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 172, Underwood Acreage .14, Section 36, Township 20, Range 4, HIDDEN BAY, Information: Replat, Common Area 20 0 Dan Allen Dr Irregular Shape 9896 Backstretch Row Section 3, Lot 157 157 Sierra Dr 292100130 14-14-01-00-08-119.000 $444.99 Centex Homes Acreage 2.27, 292100229 13-15-12-00-54-012.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage .34, 292100034 05-03-31-03-02-004.000 $3,267.92 Douglas, Dakres Pearl Acreage Section 1, Township 17, Range 4, TOWNHOMES AT FISHERS POINTE, Replat Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 173 9876 .00, Section 31, Township 20, Range 5, FLANAGAN’S ADDITION, Lot 5 280 Information: Replat, Block A, Private Streets 0 Dan Allen Dr Backstretch Row N Harrison St 292100135 15-11-19-00-15-010.000 $9,147.45 Anderson, Patricia G Acreage 292100230 13-15-12-00-54-013.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage .34, 292100035 05-03-31-03-02-014.000 $5,256.80 Rodriguez, Arnold & Sylvia .27, Section 19, Township 18, Range 5, WEAVER WOODS NORTH, Section 4, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 174 9856 Acreage .00, Section 31, Township 20, Range 5, DEAKYNE’S ADD, Section 1, Lot 140, Irregular Shape 8839 Delaney Dr Backstretch Row Lot 6 59 E Cass St 292100136 15-11-31-00-00-035.000 $366.43 Booth, Richard Lee, Phillip J, 292100231 13-15-12-00-54-014.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100036 06-02-01-01-01-008.000 $4,084.72 Alvarez, Pedro Acreage .41, Charles Dennis & Jenny Sue T/C Acreage .27, Section 31, Township 18, Range 5 .35, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 175, Section 1, Township 20, Range 4 230 W 296th St 0 State Road 37 Irregular Shape 9836 Backstretch Row 292100037 06-02-01-01-07-016.000 $1,190.90 Klema, Joshua T & Misty D 292100138 15-14-01-01-08-017.000 $4,446.65 Rush, Priscilla A Acreage .18, 292100232 13-15-12-00-54-016.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Warren jtrs Acreage .00, Section 1, Township 20, Range 4, WALTON’S 2ND & Section 1, Township 17, Range 4, CHARLESTON CROSSING, Section 1, Lot 15 .36, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 177, ATL IMP CO 1ST, Lot 4, Block 14 535 S Broadway St 11502 Charleston Pkwy Irregular Shape 9798 Backstretch Row 292100038 06-02-01-01-11-008.001 $1,090.21 Hicks, Crystal Trustee fbo 292100140 15-14-02-00-30-003.000 $4,265.44 Eaton, Kenneth W Acreage 292100233 13-15-12-00-54-018.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Derek Hicks Acreage .23, Section 1, Township 20, Range 4 250 S Walnut St .00, Section 2, Township 17, Range 4, COURTYARD LAKES HPR, Square Feet .35, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 179, 292100039 07-04-08-00-00-013.002 $4,420.26 Collins, Kevin & Carrie A (condo) 1,254.00, Building 17, Tract 14, Unit 11283, % of Common Area 11283 Irregular Shape 9758 Backstretch Row Acreage 13.22, Section 8, Township 20, Range 6 16536 E 276th St Wareham Ct 292100234 13-15-12-00-54-019.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100040 07-07-09-03-01-003.000 $2,081.83 McCoy, James Darin Acreage 292100142 15-14-12-00-04-007.000 $421.48 Throgmartin Company Acreage .35, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 180, .00, Section 9, Township 19, Range 5, RIVERWOOD, Lot PO1, Irregular Shape .00, Section 12, Township 17, Range 4, NORTH BY NORTHEAST RETAIL Irregular Shape 9777 Backstretch Row 21600 Riverwood Ave SHOPPING CENTER, Block A 0 North By Northeast Blvd 292100235 13-15-12-00-54-020.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage .34, 292100041 07-07-11-00-00-002.000 $1,495.46 Franklin, Mitchell P Acreage 292100143 15-14-12-00-05-002.000 $1,883.25 North By Northeast Land Ptnrs Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 181 9797 2.33, Section 11, Township 19, Range 5 0 Craig Ave Acreage 2.47, Section 12, Township 17, Range 4, NORTH BY NORTHEAST Backstretch Row 292100042 07-07-12-00-00-012.101 $2,051.07 Lawhorn, Daniel Paul Acreage BUSINESS PARK, Block Pt D 0 Carney Dr 292100236 13-15-12-00-54-021.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 10.00, Section 12, Township 19, Range 5 14264 E 216th St 292100144 15-15-06-01-03-006.000 $6,895.51 Applegate, Dawn L Acreage .37, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 182, 292100043 08-05-17-00-00-013.702 $762.70 Neeb, Amanda & Gilbert & Mary .00, Section 6, Township 17, Range 5, FISHERSDALE, Section 2, Lot Pt 6 8874 Irregular Shape 9817 Backstretch Row Strong T/c Acreage .11, Section 17, Township 19, Range 3 0 W 206th St Moll Dr 292100237 13-15-12-00-54-022.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage 292100044 08-06-30-00-00-018.000 $8,946.32 Ripley, Stephen L & Janet L 292100145 15-15-06-02-08-007.000 $3,232.93 Jarrett, Christopher D Acreage .35, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 183, Trustees of Stephen L & Janet L Ripley Rev Trust Acreage 5.00, Section 30, .00, Section 6, Township 17, Range 5, HIGHPOINT RIDGE CONDOMINIUM, Irregular Shape 9837 Backstretch Row Township 19, Range 4 18711 N East St Square Feet (condo) 1,928.00, Building 4, Tract D, Unit 4G, % of Common Area 292100238 13-15-12-00-54-023.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage .34, 292100045 08-06-30-04-01-006.000 $3,481.40 Heinzman, Keith Eugene Jr 11474 Clay Ct, Unit 106 Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 184 9857 Acreage .52, Section 30, Township 19, Range 4, BROOKVIEW PLACE, Section 292100146 15-15-07-00-00-018.010 $242.81 Kincaid, Donald L & Winifred Backstretch Row 1, Lot 19 2526 David Dr Acreage .04, Section 7, Township 17, Range 5 0 Lantern Rd 292100046 08-06-30-04-01-010.000 $1,124.23 Stewart, David Acreage .18, 292100148 16-09-25-00-10-004.000 $13,213.25 Weel, Kees Acreage .05, Section 30, Township 19, Range 4, BROOKVIEW PLACE, Section 1, Block A, Section 25, Township 18, Range 3, VILLAGE GREEN, Section 2, Lot 4, Block F RL4791 page 1 of 2 8/3/2020 A12 Public Notice, Views & News Week of Aug. 2, 2021

— County — NOTICE OF REAL PROPERTY 292100246 13-16-06-00-04-060.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist Homeowners Shape 12352 Sanderling Trce TAX SALE Assocation Inc Acreage .87, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, INTRACOASTAL 292100260 19-15-04-00-00-003.005 $463.43 Hamilton Proper LLC Acreage Hamilton County Indiana AT GEIST, Section 1, Common Area 5 0 Geist Reservoir .90, Section 4, Township 17, Range 5 0 E 116th St Beginning 10:00 AM Local Time, 292100247 13-16-06-00-09-012.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist 292100262 20-11-15-00-00-003.001 $272.42 Boden Road Properties LLC September 16, 2021 Homeowners Assocation Inc Acreage 1.46, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, Acreage 1.00, Section 15, Township 18, Range 5 0 State Road 238 Hamilton County Government & Judicial Building, One Hamilton INTRACOASTAL AT GEIST, Section 3B, Common Area Pt 7 15195 Clove 292100263 20-11-15-00-09-034.000 $16,919.60 Criswell, Casey A & Colleen County Square, Noblesville 46060 Hitch Ct M h&w Acreage .14, Section 15, Township 18, Range 5, DEER PATH, Section 6, Hamilton County 292100248 13-16-06-00-10-028.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist Homeowners Lot 336, Irregular Shape 15291 Wandering Way 292100239 13-15-12-00-54-024.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Assocation Inc Acreage .95, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, INTRACOASTAL 292100264 20-11-15-00-11-015.000 $5,662.89 Caro, Rodolfo I Acreage .19, .34, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 185, AT GEIST, Section 5, Common Area 7 15194 Newburyport Dr Section 15, Township 18, Range 5, DEER PATH, Section 8, Lot 439, Irregular Irregular Shape 9877 Backstretch Row 292100249 13-16-06-00-10-029.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist Homeowners Shape 15296 Wolf Run Ct 292100240 13-15-12-00-54-025.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Assocation Inc Acreage .60, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, INTRACOASTAL 292100265 13-11-23-00-00-011.032 $123,707.10 The Odyssey USA Inc .36, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 186, AT GEIST, Section 5, Common Area 8 15203 Newburyport Dr Acreage 1.65, Section 23, Township 18, Range 5, SAXONY CORPORATE Irregular Shape 9897 Backstretch Row 292100250 13-16-07-00-00-005.000 $10,233.63 Bridgewater Masters LLC CAMPUS, Lot G, Irregular Shape 13521 Tegler Dr 292100241 13-15-12-00-54-026.000 $228.73 Macs Landing LLC Acreage Acreage 1.28, Section 7, Township 17, Range 6 15007 E 104th St 292100266 21-11-22-00-03-102.000 $7,799.49 Freeman, Terrance M & .38, Section 12, Township 17, Range 5, BROOKS PARK, Section 5, Lot 187, 292100253 19-11-28-00-02-011.000 $5,212.38 Nguyen, Kevin & Mao V Deborah L Acreage .09, Section 22, Township 18, Range 5, MARILYN RIDGE, Irregular Shape 9917 Backstretch Row Nguyen tc Acreage .19, Section 28, Township 18, Range 5, ASHWOOD, Section Section 2, Lot 233 12184 Maize Dr N292100242 13-16-06-00-04-056.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist 2, Lot 133 13252 Westwood Ln 292100267 16-10-19-00-00-001.000 $2,165.80 Albrecht, Keith Acreage 1.45, Homeowners Assocation Inc Acreage 1.34, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, 292100256 19-11-34-00-26-034.000 $3,443.33 Vaught, Ronald A Jr Acreage Section 19, Township 18, Range 4 0 E 146th St INTRACOASTAL AT GEIST, Section 1, Common Area 1 0 Coupler Dr .14, Section 34, Township 18, Range 5, SANDSTONE MEADOWS, Section 5, Total Properties: 200 292100243 13-16-06-00-04-057.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist Lot 254, Irregular Shape 12178 Weathered Edge Dr I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true list of lots and land returned Homeowners Assocation Inc Acreage 1.28, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, 292100257 19-11-36-04-01-036.000 $5,822.86 Sparks, Cassandra Acreage delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes and special assessments for the time INTRACOASTAL AT GEIST, Section 1, Common Area 2 0 Coupler Dr .29, Section 36, Township 18, Range 5, GEIST OVERLOOK, Section 1, Lot 36, periods set forth, also subsequent delinquent taxes, current taxes and costs due 292100244 13-16-06-00-04-058.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist Homeowners Irregular Shape 11740 Gatwick View Dr thereon and the same are chargeable with the amount of tax, etc., with which they Assocation Inc Acreage .33, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, INTRACOASTAL 292100258 19-15-03-00-12-011.000 $4,496.37 Maximo, Veronica A Acreage are charged on said list. AT GEIST, Section 1, Common Area 3 0 Newburyport Dr .17, Section 3, Township 17, Range 5, SANDSTONE VILLAGE, Section 1, Lot Given under my hand and seal this 3rd day of August, 2021. 292100245 13-16-06-00-04-059.000 $301.24 Intracoastal at Geist Homeowners 11, Irregular Shape 11517 Jagged Rock Ct Robin M. Mills, Auditor, Hamilton County Indiana. Assocation Inc Acreage .17, Section 6, Township 17, Range 6, INTRACOASTAL 292100259 19-15-03-02-02-003.000 $29,353.31 Shaheen, Gregory A Acreage AT GEIST, Section 1, Common Area 4 0 Newburyport Dr .42, Section 3, Township 17, Range 5, AUDUBON TRACE, Lot 3, Irregular RL4791 page 2 of 2 8/3/2020 PUBLIC NOTICE DEADLINE: 5 p.m. Friday before publication date It’s just a thing When courage looks different My son Jonathon, COLUMNIST Last week, cour- COLUMNIST Perhaps Simone with him, is it different for the little Leah, your grandma wor- his friend Ayden, and I age took on an entire- will do more good by pros? They sign up and cash ries. Will you get hurt? You spent the day at one of ly different look. The stepping back. She the big checks. The amateurs, know, that balance beam is only my happy places last greatest of all time has put the spotlight well, their bottom line is not an four inches wide. How will you Saturday – Lake of the in gymnastics took a on mental health. endorsed check during compe- handle the pressure? Will you Woods in Bremen, Ind. step back. The expecta- tition. have the courage to step back if I’ve written about this It was the news tions that are put on Yes, we discussed that there you need to do so? place in previous col- that the nation – no, athletes today are will be endorsements for Sim- It’s time we had more dis- umns. One of my fami- the world – struggled over the top. Suffer one. Checks will be cashed. cussions on mental health. I lies (I always say I have AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched to comprehend. Sim- JANET HART LEONARD through the pain. What about the not-so-famous hope Simone’s voice is echoed three of them – the one one Biles stepped out From the Hart Push through the athletes? While the pressure in gyms and courts and ball I grew up in, the one I of the competition at pain. Just do it. may be less ... it is still there. fields everywhere. It needs to married into, and the one that helped raise the 2020 Olympics. What about the cost to the The eyes … oh, those judg- be heard. me) has had a cottage there since 1949. Simone had hit the wall, athlete? Is the almighty dollar ing eyes of the world were on I had more questions than We met my brother-in-law Mike, my possibly while tumbling in the greater than the welfare of the Simone. Many were quick to I had answers this week. It niece, my nephew, and their families for a air ... mentally. She found the athlete? Are they an endangered judge her on her decision. Until takes courage to attempt all the day of swimming and boating. Mike took courage to say, “No.” commodity? Do they picture a you have flipped upside down moves that Simone Biles makes one look at Jonathon and Ayden and declared Kudos to her teammates replacement hiding (or lurking) in the air, risking serious injury, on the floor and in the air, but that the day would be perfect for removing for stepping in and winning behind the curtain? Just how do you have the right to judge the move she made this week to the raft for the season later that afternoon. the silver medal. Silver never high are the stakes for them? her negatively? step back and land on her feet With school starting soon, it wouldn’t be shone so brightly as it did on So. Much. Pressure. While I love sports, I do get for all athletes gives her a 10 in used much. And having strong young men that podium. Actually, silver Who will draw the line? concerned. I have four grand- my book. around certainly helps! outshone gold. Maybe Simone is holding the kids who are on the field, on I’ll applaud for courage any The raft is secured by an anchor and is But here’s the thing, Simone chalk for the line. Maybe it’s a the courts and in the gym. I’ve day, however it looks. Kudos always a hit for everyone. You can easily did show back up to cheer on line that has been a long time seen them get hurt. I’ve seen Simone, you took it not only for dive and jump off of one side. her team. That took guts. She coming. the pressure they put on them- yourself but for the team and When it got close to dinnertime, my could have easily gone into se- Chuck and I had an interest- selves. I’ve heard the pressure athletes everywhere. nephew Brian dove down below the raft to clusion, and understandably so. ing discussion over coffee on that others have put on them. Courage was in the spotlight start the moving process … and promptly She knew it wasn’t all about Thursday morning. He asked Leah, my granddaughter this week for an unexpected lost his wedding ring. He recently lost a lot her, but her teammates. me, after I shared my thoughts who is eight, is a gymnast. Oh, reason. I hope it stays there. of weight and the ring slipped right off of his finger. The lake has a mucky bottom. Brian immediately knew it was gone forever. When he came back to the pier and told Social Security benefits for spouses, ex-spouses us the news, we gasped. His wife, Lisa, was sitting in the nearby pontoon boat. I looked There is a bad COLUMNIST ex’s is more than 100 women who told me they didn’t Administration is not allowed joke I often find my- percent of your own, want to draw off their ex be- to give you advice. over at her and felt terrible. self telling when peo- you can draw off your cause he was married to a very Social Security is complex After recovering from the initial sur- ple ask me how much ex-spouse. If he has nice woman and she didn’t want and it has had many changes prise, she told Brian, “It’s okay. I’m not they can draw off remarried, that has no to upset him, her or their chil- since the 1930s. Many people mad.” their ex-spouse if he impact on your abili- dren. Everyone was relieved are unaware that the law dra- A few minutes later, Lisa and Brian were is alive. The answer ty to draw off of him. when I pointed out that drawing matically changed in 2016. discussing the situation a little more and Bri- is 50 percent, but if he Before you cry foul, off her ex would not reduce or And the laws will continue to an pointed out that they had insurance and passes away, you can rest assured that you in any way hurt his ability to change. The Social Security that the ring could be replaced. get up to 100 percent SYLVIA GORDON drawing off of him draw too. Fairness Act has bipartisan sup- “It’s just a simple gold band,” Lisa said of what he was draw- will not reduce what How can you find out if 50 port and might be passed this wisely. “After 21 years of marriage, it’s not ing. Hence, the joke is that he is he can draw nor what his current percent of your ex’s is more year. Luckily, a quick Google something I’m going to get upset about.” worth more dead than alive. or other ex-spouses can draw! than 100 percent of your So- search easily yields many an- I nodded. The dark humor aside, it is To be eligible to draw off cial Security? Call your local swers that in the past were very “It’s just a thing,” I replied. true. And when dealing with your ex-spouse you must be Social Security office. They hard to come by. This story illustrates something my arcane Social Security laws, I currently single. That means will need proof you were mar- Sylvia Gordon is the presi- own family and I have been saying a allow myself a little fun. that you could have remarried ried and divorced before they dent of Gordon Marketing, head- lot lately. I think with the pandemic and If you were married at least and divorced again, as long as will share the information with quartered in Noblesville, where some of the bad things that have happened 10 full years and then divorce, you are single when you attempt you. You can set up a free ac- she trains on Medicare and So- recently in our family, we’ve gained a lot you are able to draw either your to draw. You can remarry at age count at SSA.gov to see your cial Security in all 50 states. You of perspective. own Social Security retirement 60 without penalty. own earnings, but keep in can contact her at sgordon@ Sure, it’s great to have a nice home, cars, benefit or, if 50 percent of your I’ve encountered several mind that the Social Security gordonmarketing.com. furniture, clothes, jewelry, etc. But we’ve come to realize that none of that is what is important in life. When we eventually go – and let’s face it, no one gets out alive – none Westfield of that stuff really matters. And of course, from Page A1 the old saying is true – you can’t take it with It allows the IT department, “It shouldn’t be a surprise to the hired by Gossard and were as continuing to ensure that you. They’re just things. upon request and with permis- administration that I hired a fo- running software attempting to City’s financial and confiden- What’s truly important is loving others sion, to remotely access a com- rensic investigator. We’ve had determine if city data had been tial data is protected and re- and being loved. Helping people. Showing puter while it’s in operation to previous communication about breached. mains protected.” everyone kindness. Spending time with assist with issues raised by in- this,” Gossard said. “At no time did I authorize The City of Westfield told family and friends. dividuals throughout the city. Gossard told The Reporter or otherwise give permission to The Reporter, “In a media re- And, it’s important to remember that It’s on every city computer she became aware that com- any administration employee to port the Westfield Clerk Trea- no object is more important than a loving and has been used for 10 years. puters had been confiscated enter my office. This raid by the surer indicated that she does relationship – especially a long marriage. I This technology is standard in when she received an email Mayor’s employee into the of- not know what information learned a lot from my nephew and his wife almost all industries.” from the city’s IT Director fice of a separately elected and was accessed or downloaded. that day. I hope you do as well. Westfield’s IT Director late Monday night, a couple of independent City official, is She admitted, however, that Chris Larson told council hours after the council meeting highly disturbing. The admin- the third party copied the en- members on July 26 that Be- concluded. istration removed staff comput- tirety of city computers’ hard yondTrust software has the The email said the com- ers and computers and equip- drives. That is troubling.” Noblesville PD ability to access a city employ- puters were confiscated by ment from the investigator in City officials said they see ee’s computer without their IT personnel to protect the a brazen attempt to stop my this as a serious matter because identifies officer knowledge. data stored on them, and investigation,” said Gossard. “the clerk has access to per- Gossard explained to coun- that two of computers found “While I am deeply con- sonal information for all city cil members that she hired a fo- in the office were not city cerned about this incident, employees, all city financial in shooting rensic investigator to determine owned and were running I can assure the public that I accounts, and more. The city The REPORTER who has been accessing city unknown software. Gossard will not be intimidated. I am is taking all appropriate action The Noblesville Police Department data and to determine if any sys- said those computers belonged committed to fully investi- to address this issue and safe- (NPD) has identified the officer involved tems had been compromised. to the forensic investigator gating this incident, as well guard its data.” in the July 21 shooting as Sergeant Jordan Granger. Sgt. Granger is 35 years old and a 10- year veteran of NPD. He is assigned to the Attorney’s Letter patrol division as a field supervisor and was from Page A1 working in that capacity on the day of the documents, confidential police hard drives removed.” “contract” the Clerk-Treasur- legation. It’s truly unfortunate incident. and other data, Mr. Larsen was This is unprecedented. For er entered into with that party. that the Clerk and you have Sgt. Granger is currently on administra- forced to take immediate action the Clerk-Treasurer to act with This is of the utmost urgency. stooped so low to defame and tive duties in accordance with established to preserve that information. such brazen disregard for the After my numerous invitations sully the good name of a dedi- policies and procedures pending the com- Mr. Larsen informed the integrity of the city’s data is not and attempts to meet regarding cated city employee. pletion of the NPD’s internal investigation. Clerk-Treasurer of his actions only reckless, it is a clear breach this issue, it is unfortunate that Take notice to preserve NPD did announce there is body cam- last night, noting that “This of her duties. We need imme- we are at this stage because of all communications and doc- era footage of the incident and it has been appeared to be unauthorized diate answers about what oc- your and your client’s refusal to uments related to this matter, provided to the Carmel Police Department third-party access to City sys- curred last night and what infor- come to reason. whether via text message, pri- (CPD) as part of the investigative process. tems and is considered a cy- mation was removed from city Finally, I understand that vate social media message, CPD continues to investigate the inci- ber-security threat . . . There property and systems. We also the Hamilton County Sheriff’s email, or otherwise. dent and will provide updates to the investi- also appeared to be other lap- need the contact information of office was reviewing this issue Blake J. Burgan gation when more information is available tops that were opened and the the third party and the alleged based on a trumped-up theft al- Taft Law for release. Week of Aug. 2, 2021 News & Obituary A13

Marilyn McClaskey Harper HSE Schools, City of Fishers November 1, 1929 – July 11, 2021 Marilyn McClaskey Harper, 91, Noblesville, passed away on Sunday, July 11, 2021 at Harbour Manor Care launch new community-based Center in Noblesville. She was born to Ebner and Marihelen (Paddack) McClaskey on No- vember 1, 1929 near Darlington, Ind. learning experiences partnership Marilyn was raised on a farm 2 1/2 miles south of Darlington. She had happy memo- The REPORTER amazing learning experi- it be scientific, personal or various STEM concepts to ries of life on the farm playing with her Imagine learning inside ences that I have had while artistic and follow it through life for fourth graders. younger sister. Their family was complete a barn alongside four-legged being around farming my the learning process.” The success of these after the birth of her brother. Marilyn grad- whole life.” Both educators have a programs has since led to a uated from Darlington High School in 1947 animals and studying how and later graduated from The Approved Uni- the food you eat is grown The second Teach- high-level of expertise and long-term commitment by versity of Beauty Culture of Indianapolis. and sourced. That will soon er-in-Residence program passion for teaching in their HSE and the city to expand After her marriage in 1949 to Glen Harper, her high school be a reality for second-grade will be held at the Fishers unique assignments. These the reach of these immersive sweetheart, she was employed at a beauty salon in Crawfordsville. students in Hamilton South- Maker Playground located community-based learning learning opportunities for The couple’s life journey took them to Princeton, New Ross, Nobles- eastern Schools. inside Hub & Spoke. During experiences have many ben- every student kindergarten ville, Hagerstown, and Monticello (all in Indiana) where her hus- Through a partnership the school year, students in efits for students and -class through sixth grade. band coached high school basketball and was a guidance counselor. After her children were in school, Marilyn worked as a teacher’s as- with the City of Fishers, HSE fifth grade will spend time room teachers, alike. Dan- ”We’re thrilled to have sistant helping with special needs children. After retirement in 1988, Schools is launching two with resident teacher Jen- iel and Suskovich say they the opportunity to continue Marilyn and her husband returned to Noblesville to live. additional Teacher-in-Res- nifer Suskovich. Suskovich agree students will likely our great partnership with Mrs. Harper was a lifelong member of The Christian Church, idence programs. Farm 2 will lead students in various experience a deeper sense of HSE Schools and leverage Foods and Fashion Homemaker Club in Noblesville and a fun-loving Table will focus on plant and hands-on projects in an effort learning from being exposed city resources to bring hands- card club. In retirement, she volunteered at the hospital assisting with animal adaptation, weather to develop a better under- directly to the academic on learning to students,” said the care of babies in need. and erosion, and the histo- standing of STEM. standards in a hands-on and Fishers Mayor Scott Fad- Family was very important to Marilyn. She loved hosting din- ners and gatherings where laughter was always found around her ry of farming at the Fishers “Students will embark on engaging manner. ness. “This is just the begin- table. She was a friend to many and will be greatly missed. AgriPark. an experience that encourag- The experiences will of- ning when it comes to oppor- Marilyn is survived by her loving husband of 71 1/2 years, Glen “It is a great opportunity es the use of creativity and ten inspire classroom teach- tunities our community can Harper; sons, Alan (Becky) Harper, Flippin, Ark., and Neal (Nan- for the kids to see that learn- problem-solving necessary ers in developing additional provide, in collaboration, to cy) Harper, Carrollton, Texas; daughter, Susan (Ed) Mayhall, The ing happens all around them for the maker mindset,” instructional methods that bring unique, real-world ed- Woodlands, Texas, and Ann (Eric) Gerlach, West Lafayette, Ind.; sis- and not just in the four walls Suskovich said. “We will be- mimic the on-site experi- ucational experiences to our ter, Joan (Fred) Dunbar, Spotsylvania, Va.; and brother, David (Cher- gin by touring the facility and ence. youngest residents.” yl) McClaskey, New Ross, Ind. She had nine loving grandchildren, of their classrooms,” said Jaysi (Ryan) Madigan, Abbey (Jason) Lamb, George (Sarah) May- AgriPark Teacher-in-Res- nearby trails making obser- HSE Schools first part- Classes are currently hall, Kimberly Mayhall, Sarah Meeks, Matt (Katy) Harper, Beth idence Brooke Daniel. “It vations and inquiries regard- nered with the Fishers in being scheduled to visit the Harper, Tyler Gerlach, and Cody Gerlach; nine great-grandchildren; allows them to transfer what ing these spaces and having 2016 to launch Nature First, teachers-in-residence at least and numerous nieces and nephews. they have already learned, the opportunity to tinker with aimed at working with first one-day during the school Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, August 14, 2021 at while simultaneously learn- tools, says Suskovich. The graders at Ritchey Woods. In year. First Christian Church of Noblesville, 16377 Herriman Blvd., No- ing new content. I couldn’t goal is for HSE fifth grad- 2018, a teacher-in-residence The first day of the 2021- blesville, with a fellowship to be held after the service. Memorial contributions may be made to First Christian Church be more excited for them to ers to be given the agency to was placed at Conner Prairie 22 school year is Wednes- of Noblesville, 16377 Herriman Blvd., Noblesville, IN 46060. experience some of the same discover a question whether to bring Indiana history and day, Aug. 4. Condolences: randallroberts.com Controversy Depot from Page A1 from Page A1 person that we are appoint- When Pritchett asked may have been in reference lowing: Mission Statement, begin holding community Sheridan Public Library, ing. If you have any informa- Shaub to talk about the ap- to Denise Justice, Executive Board Meetings, Broadcast- input meetings for inter- but sometimes Rotarians tion on that, we would gladly pointee, rather than about Assistant to the Superinten- ing of Board Meetings (and ested citizens at 6:30 p.m. meet off-site to accom- listen further, otherwise just specific books in the- pub dent. Her email address is all other meetings where ac- on Thursday, Aug. 5 at the modate program needs. please stick to the topic.” lic library, Shaub respond- [email protected]. tion items are anticipated) Museum, located at 315 If you would like to at- Fields then stepped away ed with, “You will not be a Due to suspending all • Resolution Regarding S. Main St. The Society tend a meeting or want to from the microphone and re- dictator. I am a grandmother public comments for the rest Plans for 2021-2022 Return hopes for a big turnout of know what the program joined the audience. of 11 children, five in this of the night, the following to In-Person Instruction this initial meeting. is about, please contact Lilli Hazard spoke next, school district.” were agenda items no citizen • Superintendent’s Re- Sheridan Rotary meets any Sheridan Rotary asking that the board find Within seconds, her mi- had the opportunity to speak port on the first and third Tues- member or email presi- someone who would pro- crophone was muted. Mo- about: The video of the July 28 day evenings at 6:15 p.m. dent-elect Steve Martin at mote transparency, who ments later the board called • Teacher Appreciation HSE board meeting can be with dinner and an in- [email protected]. would be open, and who a recess and walked out. A Grant seen online at hamiltonse- teresting program. 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Pepiot went seven innings for Tulsa and did not give up a single hit, setting down the Travelers’ first 21 batters. He threw 11 strikeouts during that time, need- Photo provided ing only 69 pitches. Ryan Pepiot has been a solid part of the pitching rotation for the AA Tulsa Drillers this season. Pepiot has thrown 81 strikeouts “I was feeling really good,” said Pepiot. “I felt in 15 games, including an incredible performance July 4 in the Drillers' win over the Arkansas Travelers. Pepiot threw seven locked in, focused, had ev- innings of perfect baseball during that game. erything working for me. mound, Pepiot understood every Monday as an off day, similar. They're just helping it was just playing against the pro ranks just two years Defense was great for me, the rules. which means Pepiot pitches us prepare for whenever ourselves every day,” said ago. And Pepiot’s play at my catcher Hunter Feduc- “With the lack of a last “every five or six days, de- that call comes.” Pepiot. Tulsa has gotten notice. cia called a great game. Just season, the Dodgers have pending on how it lines up Pepiot, 23, graduated Still, Pepiot said it was David Hill, a writer for the went out there and attacked been very cautious with with an off day.” from Westfield High School nice to be able to get some website calltothepen.com hitters.” arms,” said Pepiot. The “It’s been pretty good in 2016, then played college more game experience and said in the article (callto- The Drillers sent Pepiot Drillers started the 2021 this year to have a start, re- ball at Butler University for work with the coaching thepen.com/2021/07/05/ out to start the eighth in- season limiting pitchers to cover well from it and then three years. Upon signing staff that was there. In ad- los-angeles-dodgers-ry- ning, but he ran into trouble 60 pitches in a game, and have a bullpen a couple with the Dodgers organi- dition to his fellow MiLB an-pepiot-deserves-pro- with the first Arkansas bat- that got moved up to 75 by days later, getting me ready zation, Pepiot started out players, a couple of Major motion-triple) the day after ter, who drew an eight-pitch the time of Tulsa’s game for the next one,” said Pepi- in Rookie Ball playing in League players that were Pepiot’s no-hit performance walk. That put Pepiot at 77 with the Travelers. Eventu- ot. the Arizona League, then on the injury list at that time that the Dodgers need to pitches, which is over the ally, Pepiot said the count Pepiot is normally a jumped to the Low A divi- were at the alternate site, in- move him up to AAA. mandated 75-pitch count in will be increased to 90 starter, although there are sion, where he played for cluding Gavin Lux and Joc “Considering he needed effect for the team. pitches per game. occasional exceptions the Great Lakes Loons in Pederson. A few AAA play- only 77 pitches to fire 7+ no “Went like eight pitches “They’re pretty strict,” where he comes in during Midland, Mich. ers were there as well. hit innings, it is clear that he and ended up walking them, he said. the game. Then came 2020. The “For me, being able to is ready for the next chal- so that was the end of the Pepiot has played in 15 “They're going to do Minor League Baseball sea- be at the alternate site did lenge,” said Hill. day for me,” said Pepiot. As games this season, starting that from time to time just son was canceled that year. allow me to have some de- Pepiot, meanwhile, is he left the game, the Tulsa 13, and holds a 2.87 earned- to get the starters prepared But Pepiot and other players velopment last year for as content to keep doing what crowd gave him a well-de- run average with 81 strike- if we go up to the big-league got to play at alternate train- close to a season as anyone he’s doing, as that has got- served standing ovation. outs. He has allowed his club,” said Pepiot. “Most ing sites. Pepiot went to the could have in 2020,” said ten him pretty far. The Drillers went on to opponents a .149 batting likely we'll be out of the University of Southern Cal- Pepiot. “That helped me to “Whenever a callup win the game 3-0, with the average, giving up only 30 bullpen to start.” ifornia, one of 30 players be able to go from Low A happens, I'm assuming that catcher Feduccia nailing hits. Pepiot is part of a five- “It's a lot of practice for there training and playing in 2019 to start in AA this the situation will be rather a two-run home run in the man starting rotation for the the big leagues, just getting intersquad games. year.” similar,” said Pepiot. “Just fifth inning. While frustrat- Drillers. The team is play- prepared for that,” said Pe- “We weren’t able to play That’s not a bad jump continue to throw the ball ed about having to leave the ing six-game series with piot. “A lot of situations are any outside competition, but for someone who entered like I have.” GC's Leo Wessel wins Junior Masters Olympics Two Guerin Catholic carding a three-under 69. Sam Booth, a recent during her first round and players made an impact He had seven birdies total Carmel graduate, finished was even at 72 in the sec- Carmel's Drew Kibler at the Indiana Golf Foun- for the tournament, and fourth with a one-under ond round. She had five dation Junior Tour’s Mas- also played bogey-free in 143. Booth, who has com- birdies for the tournament. swims on fourth-place ters Tour Championship, the first round. mitted to Valparaiso Uni- Two Carmel play- which took place early this Two more Hamilton versity, played even in the ers reached the top four. week at Prairie View Golf County players finished in first round with a 72, then Michaela Headlee, an U.S. men's 4x200 relay Club in Carmel. the top five. Cole Starnes, had a one-under 71 in the incoming Greyhounds Another Carmel swim- leg of the relay, with his Leo Wessel, a sopho- an incoming junior at Ham- second round. He also had sophomore, took third by mer got the chance to go for split at 1:45.51. more-to-be for the Golden ilton Southeastern, tied for nine birdies for the event, scoring a 148. That includ- a medal at the Tokyo Olym- The United Kingdom Eagles, played a consistent second with a four-under including seven in the sec- ed a one-under 71 for her pics last Tuesday night. won the gold medal with a 36 holes and won the Mas- 140 for the tournament. ond round. first round. Headlee- fin Drew Kibler, a Carmel time of 6:58.58. The Rus- ters Boys division of the Starnes and Bloomfield’s In the Masters Girls ished with four birdies. graduate now swimming sian Olympic Committee tournament. Wessel carded Happy Gilmore both went division, Christina Pfef- Sydney Longstreth, at the University of Texas, was second at 7:01.81, a five under par 139 for his one-under 71 during first- ferkorn, a senior-to-be at recently graduated from was part of the U.S. men’s followed by Australia at two rounds, starting with a round action, then both Guerin Catholic, finished Carmel and soon to be at 4x200 freestyle relay that 7:01.84. two-under 70 in Sunday’s carded three-under 69s in a narrow second. Pfeffer- Ohio University, placed competed in the finals of Kibler was the second first round. the second round. Starnes korn and Newburgh’s Hai- fourth with a 149. She that event. The team even- Carmel swimmer to com- Wessel went one better totaled nine birdies during ley Kirkland each finished totaled six birdies for her tually finished in fourth pete in an Olympics final in Monday’s second round, the event. with 146s, sending the ac- round. place in a time of 7:02.43, over the past few days. Jake tion into a a playoff, which A list of Hamilton just missing the medals po- Mitchell swam in the 400 Kirkland won. County finishers appears dium by 0.59 seconds. freestyle final on July 24, Pfefferkorn scored 74 on Page A16. Kibler swam the second placing eighth. H GRATEFULLY SERVING ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS! H 3066 OAKMONT DR • $247,000 3701 E 100 N • $284,800 SOLD! Thinking of making 4 Bed • 3 Bath • New Flooring Lebanon • 14 Acres 12115 FLAGSTONE DR • $324,900 225 E BROADWAY ST • $160,000 NEW LISTING! a move... Talk toLet's Talk Sandstone Lakes • Summer Perfect Fortville • Zoned For a Car Lot Dani! Let's Talk REALTORS Call me 317.407.6969 [email protected] Week of Aug. 2, 2021 Sports A15 First-ever state championships for the Greyhounds . . . Carmel's 1970, '71 boys golf teams reunite Submitted The incredible tradition of team championships at Carmel High School started in 1970, when the Boys Golf Team won the school’s first-ever State Champion- ship. The Carmel team repeated its State Championship in 1971. Members of the two teams celebrated 50 years by gathering at Crooked Stick Golf Club on Friday, July 23 to enjoy a round of golf, renew old friendships, tell many stories and to reminisce of those two great State Championships. Members of the 1970 state champion team that attended were Pete Holm, Doc O’Neal, Russ Craig, Don Currise, Bill Gardner and Bob Wright. In 1970 Carm- el won by one shot over archrival North Central at Old Oakland Golf Club. Members of the 1971 State Champion- ship team were Doc O’Neal, Russ Craig, Billy McDaniel, Steve Norris, Gary Duke and Bob Allen. The team won by four shots in 1971. The team gathered to also pay tribute to Coach Don Huffer, who passed away this past year. Coach Huffer directed a record five IHSAA golf State Champion- ships. In Coach Huffer’s name the two teams raised $10,000 to donate to the Car- mel Greyhound Booster Club. Athletic Director Jimmy Inskeep noted that Carmel High School currently owns 177 State Championships of which 161 were IHSAA State Championships. The Carmel Boys Golf Team is responsible for seven of those State Championships, an IHSAA record. Those additional Carmel High School graduates who attended the reunion were 1970 Mr. Basketball, Dave Shepherd, Ran- dy Craig (1969 CHS golfer), Doug Perry, CHS golfer Tim Massey, Dan Chapman, Paul Rivest (member of the third-place 1972 team), and past Carmel Coach and Teacher, Tom Meeks, who spent 34 years in the game of golf as Coach, Executive Director of Golf in Indiana, and as the Di- rector of Rules, Competitions and Tour- nament Set Up for the United States Golf Association. A special thanks to Crooked Stick Golf Club PGA Director of Golf, Tony Pancake, 1st Assistant PGA Professional Nate Holm, and Pete Holm for bringing everyone together to celebrate the wonderful tradition of state championships in Carmel.

Photos provided The Carmel boys golf team won back-to-back state championships in 1970 and 1971. Those victories were the first- ever state championships for the Greyhounds, who have gone on to win 177 of them, including seven in boys golf. Age Group State meet Carmel runs away with team title, five local swimmers earn High Point awards The Indiana Swimming place finish (745 points) relay, the Boys 13-14 400 Bowen (Girls 13-14 200 stroke, and Fishers also Girls 10&U 100 butterfly. Age Group State meet fin- gave Hamilton County free relay and the Boys backstroke) and William won the Boys 11-12 200 She was the High Point ished up July 25 at Nobles- three teams in the top five. 10&U 200 free relay. Lathrop (Boys 13-14 200 free relay. winner in the Girls 10&U ville’s Forest Park Aquatic Carmel Swim Club Six other CSC swim- backstroke). Southeastern won two category, one of five coun- Center. picked up 11 event victories mers had one event win: FAST had five event events. Avery Hannon ty swimmers to earn that Carmel ran away with on Sunday. Lewis Zhang Isabelle Faitele (Girls wins, including two from picked up a victory in the award. The others were the team title, easily win- had two individual wins, 10&U 50 backstroke), Emily Wolf. She was first Girls 11-12 50 backstroke, Wolf in the Girls 11-12 di- ning with 3,090 points. taking the Boys 13-14 800 Molly Sweeney (Girls 13- in the Girls 11-12 200 but- while Collin Huston was vision, Koo in the Boys 11- Fishers Area Swimming Ti- freestyle and 200 free. The 14 200 breaststroke), Alex terfly and 200 free. Alex first in the Boys 13-14 200 12 category, Shackell in the gers was the runner-up with Carmel Club also got three Shackell (Girls 13-14 200 Koo won the Boys 11-12 breaststroke. Girls 13-14 category and 1,806 points, and South- relay victories, placing first free), Eddy Zhu (Boys 11- 200 free, Tyler Smith paced Westfield Aquatics’ Zhang in the Boys 13-14 eastern Swim Club’s fifth- in the Girls 13-14 400 free 12 200 butterfly), Lynsey the Boys 10&U 50 back- Madelyn Yonkus won the division. A16 Sports Week of Aug. 2, 2021 Girls golf previews . . . Familiar faces on Westfield team, young players to make impact for GC, Millers By RICHIE HALL sier Crossroads Conference strong score for our team. each other and I think that Guerin Catholic’s team. petitors returning are senior The Indiana high school meet, won a regional cham- Allie Hildebrand is another will takes us a long way this The Golden Eagles also Sophi Stutz and sophomore girls golf season has begun, pionship and placed fifth at senior that has played var- year.” have six freshmen on the Jordan Adams; both golfers with several teams jumping the state meet. sity now for three years and LARGEST SQUAD IN list. played one round at state last right into action. Sophomore Sam Brown brings a ton of experience SEVERAL YEARS “Grace Cates, Sarah year. Senior Erin Burt is an- Westfield is one of those will be at the top for the and consistency. She might When Guerin Catholic Riggs, Avery Wall, Grayson other of the Millers’ return- teams that started its season Shamrocks. She tied for sev- be our best player when it headed to Maple Creek on Navarro, Mallory Knott and ing varsity players. Monday with a trip to the enth place at last year’s state comes to managing the golf Monday, the Golden Eagles Sarah Supernaw are an ex- A host of other Nobles- Bloomington South Invita- meet as a freshman, earning course and understanding brought a nice-size group of citing group of freshmen ville golfers will be compet- tional. Guerin Catholic also All-State honors. when to push things and golfers. players and I look forward to ing for varsity time as well. began its campaign that day, “She has a great mindset when to not.” “I’m excited for my se- watching them develop their Senior Bergan Zebrauskas, taking what will be a young each time she goes out and Three more players will nior players and this season golfing skills this year,” said juniors Emma Leming and squad to the Cathedral Irish lets the game come to her,” compete for the fifth spot: looks bright for our entire Matthews. Mia Price, and sophomore Invitational. (Results will said Neu. Senior Mallory Mortl and team, said GC coach Mark After playing at Maple Audrey Ratcliffe all have appear in The Reporter’s After that are three se- junior Allie McKeown, both Mathews. “This is the larg- Creek, the Golden Eagles tournament experience, Wednesday email edition, niors: Sophie McGinnis of whom played some var- est girls golf squad we have host their own invitational having played in a couple along with previews and re- (also an All-State player last sity last year, and freshman had in several years with a Wednesday at Pebble Brook, of events last season. Also sults for other teams.) Young year), Allie Hildebrand and Addi Kooi, who Neu said large group of promising then head to Prairie View on in the mix will be sopho- players will also factor into Brette Hanavan. is “very promising” and is freshmen.” Saturday for the State Pre- more DJ Flatter and fresh- Noblesville’s season, which “Sophie McGinnis looks coming off a good summer. The Golden Eagles’ review meet. men Olivia Anderson and starts Thursday at Harbour to have another great sea- “All three have the abil- turning players include three MILLERS HOST Karis Shields. Trees for the Hamilton son for us,” said Neu. The ity to post some low scores seniors. Christina Pfeffer- COUNTY MEET “Our team will look a County meet. coach said that McGinnis for us,” said Neu. korn, a state qualifier and Noblesville isn’t wasting lot different this year hav- FAMILIAR FACES led Westfield in several- in “This group of girls has All-State player last sea- any time getting right to the ing lost four significant Westfield has developed vitationals last season, and worked really hard for this son, is a senior and will be big events, and the county contributors from last year, an exceptional tradition he expects that to continue season and we think that GC’s leader. Mathews said meet at Harbour Trees will but all of the kids have been over the past few years in this season. they have the ability to do Pfefferkorn “had a very suc- certainly be a big event for working extremely hard and girls golf. Based on who the “She provides great lead- some great things,” said cessful tournament summer the host Millers. I anticipate that we will re- Shamrocks have returning, ership to our younger play- Neu. “The way we finished tournament schedule.” While Noblesville grad- load and be able to compete this season will add another ers and that is so important at State last year has made Also returning are se- uated four seniors from last at a high level again this chapter to that tradition. for our program,” said Neu. the girls hungry for this sea- niors Audrey Kunce and year’s team, it will have season,” said Millers coach Coach Trevor Neu said “Brette Hanavan has had son and they have all been Jenny Zerla, and junior Is- some experience coming Justin Werkley. “Whallon, that this year’s Westfield a fantastic summer and has working hard since Novem- abella Pinion. The upper- back for this season. Lead- Adam, Stutz and Burt have team “will be a bunch of fa- always been a solid part of ber for this season. I think classmen list also includes ing the way will be junior a lot of experience and have miliar faces as we basically our top five,” said Neu. “She we have one of the deepest seniors Payton Smoot and Caroline Whallon, who fin- been playing great golf as of return everyone from last is our glue kid that brings teams I have ever coached Mia Thompson, and junior ished tied for 11th at last late. I am excited about the year’s team,” a team that great energy every day and and one of the closest Maris Bulger. Addison Rog- year’s state meet. potential for our team this set a new record in the Hoo- is always going to put up a groups that truly care for ers will be a sophomore on Two other state com- season.” IGF Junior Masters Championship Additional IGA Junior Tour results Hamilton County results July 23 – Etna Acres, Andrews Girls 16-19: 1. Grace Dubec, Fishers MASTERS BOYS Fishers 82-81=163, 49. Timmy Boys 13-15: 3. Dillon Walworth 75, July 27 – Sunrise, Madison 78. 1. Leo Wessel, Indianapolis Leonard, 80-85=165. 5. Jaxon Henegar, Noblesville 79, 7. Boys 13-15: 1. Mattingly Upchurch, (Guerin Catholic) 70-69=139, Ethan Hoagland, Carmel 82, 10. Trey Fishers 68, 4. Jaxon Henegar, Nobles- July 29 – Junior Tour Champion- T2. Cole Starnes, Fishers 71- MASTERS GIRLS Kremer, Westfield 88, 13. Brody Wil- ville 83. ship, The Players Club, Yorktown 69=140, 4. Sam Booth, Carmel 2. Christina Pfefferkorn, Carm- liams 100, 14. Chase Ehret, Westfield Boys 16-19: T10. Lane Nichols, West- Boys 13-15: 1. Brady Mangin, Nobles- 72-71=143, T11. Owen Sander, el (Guerin Catholic) 74-72=146, 103. field 86. ville 74, T5. Dillon Walworth, Carmel Carmel 69-78=147, T13. Jake 3. Michaela Headlee, Carmel Girls 13-15: 1. Jordan Adam, Nobles- Girls 13-15: 4. Jaylyn Henegar, No- 78, T7. Clark Schwartz, Westfield 79, Cesare, Westfield 68-80=148, 71-77=148, 4. Sydney Long- ville 75, 2. Kamryn Williams 83, 3. Jay- blesville 93. T9. Jaxon Henegar, Noblesville 80. lyn Henegar, Noblesville 85. 1. Tyler Marcinko, Fish- T15. Connor McNeely, No- streth, Carmel 75-74=149, Boys 16-19: Girls 16-19: 1. Morgan Hicks, Fishers July 28 – Timber Ridge, Bluffton ers 72. T5. Patrick Michael, Carmel 77, blesville 77-72=149, T23. No- T13. Ava Hedrick, Carmel 79, 4. Grace Dubec, Fishers 96. Boys 13-15: 2. Jaxon Henegar, No- T10. Dillon Letendre, McCordsville 81. lan Hall, Westfield 76-76=152, 80-75=155, T16. Ava Nguy- blesville 76, 5. Mason Price, Carmel Girls 13-15: 3. Jordan Adam, Nobles- T36. Will Harvey, Westfield 78- en, Carmel 79-78=157; Becky July 26 – Briar Leaf, 80. ville 81, 4. Kamryn Williams, Carmel 78=156; Joseph Armfield, Car- Williams, Zionsville (University La Porte Boys 16-19: 3. Garrett James, Arca- 83, 8. Josie Kelley, Noblesville 88, 10. mel 77-79=156, T41. Connor High School) 81-76=157, T19. Boys 13-15: 6. Brody Williams, Carm- dia 82. Samantha Lemieux, Westfield 94, 11. Hedrick, Carmel 79-79=157, Marissa Spreitzer, Fishers 77- el 107. Girls 13-15: 2. Sydney Delagrange, Jaylyn Henegar, Noblesville 98. T45. Joe Sawyer, Westfield 81- 83=160, T21. Claire Swath- Girls 13-15: 1. Kamryn Williams, Car- Carmel 92, 4. Jaylyn Henegar, Nobles- Girls 16-19: 4. Mallory Mortl, Westfield 80=161, 47. Connor McMillan, wood, Carmel 83-79=161. mel 90. ville 96, 5. Bevin Turner, Fishers 99. 80. Bold, Aggressive,

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